ModHeader - Modify HTTP headers
Modify HTTP request headers, response headers, and redirect URLs
Add a panel to DevTools to show Snowplow analytics beacon information.
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- List all tracking events
- See tracking parameters in human-friendly format
- GET and POST support
- Automatically decode and parse Self-Describing Events and Custom Entities
- Automatically validate your Entities and Events against your Iglu schemas
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The earlier version looked better.
I needed to install this to verify that a new pixel script was running... but I didn't really need this app to do so it turned out. I'm sure it's useful in validating the data being sent... though I can do that with most any site tag trouble shooter. But...it's very concerning that they want a permission level to collect passwords, PINs, access cookies, local storage, age, email, address, region AND insert scripts. That is HIGHLY dangerous PII data to release to some app. This is a very dangerous level of access for something that is supposed to simply test a pixel installation and validate data being sent to Snowplow. I'm immediately uninstalling this app.
As a Snowplow co-founder I was a bit old school - bring up Developer tools and eyeball the Network requests tab directly. Hello tp2! But I was hugely missing out - the Snowplow Inspector is *excellent*, and once you start using it you can't go back. Big thanks to the Snowplow Australia team (formerly Poplin) for creating this!
A must have
Works better than the others, for sure.
Amazing and a must have for anyone using snowplow
Must have for snowplow users
Heavenly! Debug Snowplow payloads effortlessly, anywhere... Thanks for an amazing extension guys.
Makes debugging so much easier!