TagDebugger is ObservePoint’s free Chrome extension that allows you to quickly debug tags on individual pages. With the TagDebugger plugin, you can view and audit analytics, advertising, VOC, tag management, and media measurement tags and technologies as you browse through pages. You can also inspect the variables for each tag, monitor on-click events, and export your browsing session to Excel.
This Chrome extension supports all major vendor tags, including Google Tag Manager and Adobe products.
TagDebugger offers select, freemium features of ObservePoint’s full auditing solution, allowing you to manually spot-check right in your browser. The enterprise solution, Technology Governance, automates the process across your entire website, and at scale.
The TagDebugger recognizes over thousands of tags from across the MarTech landscape.
Tealium
Ensighten
Facebook
Chartbeat
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Yes, The TagDebugger Chrome extension recognizes all Adobe products in the Adobe Experience or Marketing Cloud, capturing the details of any data collection and parsing the data into a human readable format for easy debugging. For Adobe Analytics (Omniture), the TagDebugger can parse both GET and POST requests.
The TagDebugger Chrome extension works as a debugger for Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, and other Google products.
With the TagDebugger plugin, you can verify that your Google Tag Manager container code is present on individual pages, as well as check Google Analytics tags (both page-load and event-triggered tags) are firing as expected. Other tags, like Google Ads, are also supported.
Yes, ObservePoint’s TagDebugger recognizes tags of all major web analytics vendors. When a tag fires, TagDebugger captures the data collection and parses it into a human readable format for easy debugging.
Yes, TagDebugger supports data layer debugging. Simply define your data layer object name in the extensions options then begin a debugging session. As you debug, your data layer will appear as another item in the list of tags.
Yes, TagDebugger supports data layer debugging. Simply define your data layer object name in the extensions options then begin a debugging session. As you debug, your data layer will appear as another item in the list of tags.
