Adobe Experience Platform Debugger
Debug Adobe Experience Platform and Adobe Experience Cloud products using the Adobe Experience Platform Debugger
Prints to JavaScript console what data is sent to Adobe Analytics.
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To see what data is being sent in JS console:
- On Windows press ctrl+shift+j
- On Mac press alt+cmd+j
Adobe Analytics Debugger for POST and GET requests. Prints following info:
- displays all page load data, link events, file downloads
- shows information about data collection servers and informs if it is an RDC server or not
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Debug Adobe Experience Platform and Adobe Experience Cloud products using the Adobe Experience Platform Debugger
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Troubleshoot analytics tags, variables, events, cookies, and more. Supports Adobe Analytics, Google Analytics, and thousands more.
The Visual Editing Helper extension allows users to load their website into Adobe Target or Adobe Journey Optimizer.
Enables the developer to locally override the embedded Launch or DTM library for testing.
View key site metrics in an intuitive visual format.
I can't watch my metrics, I'm just seeing an error message that I can't understand :( Adobe Client Data Layer v2.0.2 has already been imported/initialized on this page. You may be erroneously loading it a second time.
Uh, tried contacting the author to help fixing the extension, but failed. So I just made a fixed version from scratch instead: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/universal-adobe-debugger/ehadnibhemgjphdjgkallndphbghlpkn?hl=en-US
Doesn't work.
I absolutely loved the console output, however when using EDDL with the ACDL Launch extension, I found out that it reported the wrong order of events compared to inspecting the events array on the datalayer and also compared with the Adobe Experience Platform debugger, which was able to correcly console.log the right order of the events. So unfortunately have to use AEP debugger now instead of this, but this extension definitely would be my preferred one, if this is fixed.
Serves ads in the console!
Works great. Brilliant tool! Love the fact that it prints all the info in the console and you don't need to switch between different tabs in devtools.
Great way to view the Adobe Analytics call inside console. Not sure another tool that allows this functionality. Saves time by not having to constantly switch between tabs in the dev tools.
Indispensable tool for debugging analytics. So helpful to see the analytics output in the console, alongide error logs.
Easy to use, functional, brilliant.
Very useful tool for debugging. The only thing that comes to my mind - it takes so much space in the console. Having a header with page name / event / custom link and collapsed rest of the data would be great.