Debugger

Visit the Chrome Web Store, search for our extension, and click 'Add to Chrome'. Follow the prompts to complete installation.

Our extension is currently available for Google Chrome with more browser support to come.

No configuration is required. Simply install and start using clicking on 'Start Debugger'.

After installation, click 'Start Debugger' and open Chrome DevTools and navigate to our dedicated panel 'AH Debugger'. Or open the console to start debugging.

Yes, you can use it on any website. However, it will only show data for sites with analytics implementations.

No coding skills are required. Our interface is designed to be user-friendly for marketers, analysts, and developers alike.

Yes, but you need to enable it for Incognito mode in your Chrome extension settings.

There's no set limit, but performance may vary based on your device and the complexity of the site you're debugging.

We release updates monthly, adding new features and improving compatibility with the latest analytics platforms.

We support major platforms like Google Analytics 4, Adobe Analytics, Facebook Pixel, and more. Check here below for a full list.

Yes, our extension can track and display data from multiple analytics and marketing pixels concurrently.

You can search for specific parameters, event names, or values across all captured requests.

Absolutely. You can filter requests by analytics platform, event type, or custom criteria to focus on specific data points.

Yes, our extension is designed to work seamlessly with SPAs, capturing analytics events even without full page reloads.

First, ensure the extension is enabled. Then, try refreshing the page. If issues persist, check if ad-blockers or privacy tools are interfering.

Duplicate events can occur due to multiple trigger points or implementation issues. Use our filtering tools to isolate and investigate the source.

Try closing the Chrome Devtools, refresh the page and re-open the DevTools panel. If that doesn't work, reinstall the extension or update your Chrome browser. Contact our support if the issue persists

Check if the events are from supported platforms. If they are, ensure you haven't applied any filters that might exclude these events.

Try disabling other extensions one by one to identify the conflict. Contact our support if the issue persists.

No, we don't collect or store any personal data. All debugging information is processed locally in your browser.

No, the extension only captures analytics and marketing pixel data. It cannot access passwords or other sensitive form inputs.

No, the extension only has access to data on the current page you're debugging. It cannot access your broader browsing history.

Yes, as the extension doesn't collect or store personal data, it's compliant with major privacy regulations including GDPR.