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Capture, edit, and re-push dataLayer events with one click. Capture, edit, and replay dataLayer events with one click. The essential debugging tool for GTM, GA4, and ecommerce tracking. Stop typing dataLayer.push() into your console. Xoot is a lightweight Chrome side panel that captures every dataLayer event on any website and lets you replay them instantly — with or without modifications. Whether you're debugging a purchase event, testing a new GA4 tag, or verifying consent triggers fire correctly, Xoot turns a tedious multi-step console workflow into a single click. Every dataLayer.push() is captured in a live event stream. See an event you want to re-fire? Click play. That's it. The event is pushed back to the dataLayer exactly as it was, minus the GTM internal properties that would cause conflicts. Click any event to expand a full JSON editor. Change a transaction ID, swap a currency, modify item quantities — then push your edited version. Real-time JSON validation tells you if your edits are valid before you fire. Add "_test" (or any string) to event names automatically on re-push. This lets you create isolated test triggers in GTM without touching your production setup. Configure once in settings, and every re-pushed event gets your suffix applied. Include filters let you show only the events you care about — type "purchase" and see nothing else. Hide unnamed events with one toggle. Search across event names and full payloads. Grab any event's complete JSON payload with one click. Paste it into Jira tickets, documentation, Slack messages, or your own scripts. Xoot lives in Chrome's side panel, not a popup. It stays open while you interact with the page, navigate, and trigger events. No more losing your debug state because you clicked somewhere. GTM internal properties like gtm.uniqueEventId and gtm.start are automatically stripped from re-pushed events so they behave like fresh pushes. Re-pushed events appear in the stream with a clear badge so you can tell them apart. Xoot doesn't depend on GTM preview mode. It works on any page with a dataLayer — live sites, staging environments, localhost, Shopify, Magento, custom builds. If there's a dataLayer, Xoot captures it. BUILT FOR: → Digital marketing analysts debugging GA4 ecommerce tracking → GTM specialists testing tag configurations → Developers implementing dataLayer schemas → QA teams verifying tracking across checkout flows → Agencies demonstrating tracking setups to clients → Anyone who's ever copy-pasted a dataLayer object from the console PRIVACY Xoot runs entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server. No analytics. No accounts. No tracking. It reads the dataLayer on the active tab and that's it.
GTM Parser
Parse the GTM container from the page and watch what exactly includes GTM on this page Easily view and analyze your Google Tag Manager (GTM) tags. Parse GTM Scripts: Automatically extracts GTM scripts from the current tab. Generate Clear Reports: Creates a detailed report of all GTM tags, including names, types, triggers, and conditions. Improve Efficiency: Quickly understand your GTM setup without manual inspection. Ideal for: Developers, marketers, and anyone working with GTM. Installation: Download the GTM Tag Viewer extension from the Chrome Web Store. Click "Add to Chrome." Usage: Navigate to a page with a GTM container. Click the GTM Tag Viewer icon in your browser toolbar. A new tab will open, displaying the parsed GTM script and its corresponding tags.
dataslayer
Debug and test tag management (Google Tag Manager, DTM, Tealium) and analytics implementations. dataslayer adds a panel to Chrome Developer Tools that monitors tag management data layers and displays changes in an easy-to-read, user-friendly format. Supported TMS/variables include: - Google Tag Manager dataLayer variable - Adobe Launch rules and data elements - Adobe DTM page load rules and detection - Tealium data layer - TagCommander data layer - custom data layers (any variable represented as a JavaScript object) dataslayer supports multiple data layers / GTM containers on a single page, including those in embedded iframes. dataslayer also decodes and displays tags (including pageviews, variables, and click events) from: - Google Analytics (including App + Web, Universal Analytics / analytics.js, dc.js, and ga.js) - Adobe Analytics / Omniture SiteCatalyst - Floodlight For feature requests and bug reports, please either use the 'Send Feedback' option in the Chrome Web Store or reach out directly to info@dataslayer.org Source lives at https://github.com/sean-adams/dataslayer if you'd like to contribute!
UET Tag Helper (by Microsoft Advertising)
This extension helps to identify issues in Microsoft Advertising UET tags • Navigate to any page of your website and the tag helper will tell you which UET tags are on the page and if they are working correctly. • Find out if your conversion goals or Dynamic Remarketing lists have been set up correctly on your website. • Learn about the issues that are encountered and how to fix them.
EC Assist
Enhanced Conversions validation and troubleshooting assistant. EC Assist helps you implement, validate and troubleshoot Google Ads Enhanced Conversions for Web, Enhanced Conversions for Leads, GA4 User-Provided data setup and SA360 Enhanced Conversions on your website. Once you navigate to your website and complete a test user-journey, EC Assist will conduct a diagnosis of your Google Ads & Floodlight conversions, lead forms and GA4 events. It will detect any issues with the first party data measurement setup and provide implementation or troubleshooting steps relevant to your website's tagging setup. Enhanced Conversions is a feature that can improve the accuracy of your conversion measurement and unlock more powerful bidding. It supplements your existing conversion tags by sending hashed first-party conversion data from your website to Google in a privacy-safe way. EC Assist is meant to be used by advertisers who want to validate or troubleshoot their existing first-party data measurement or require assistance in setting up first-party data measurement through Google Tag Manager or gTag. It is not meant for advertisers setting up Enhanced Conversions via server-side Tag Manager or via the API method.
