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Edit URL query parameters with smart input types Query Param Editor is a lightweight Chrome extension to easily view and modify URL query parameters. ✅ Features: - Parse and display query parameters from the current URL. - Smart input fields: - Number inputs for numeric values - Date picker for dates - Boolean toggle for true/false - Tag editor for comma-separated values - JSON object & array editor - Search keys & values - Add, edit, or remove query parameters. - Apply changes on-demand by pressing Enter or using the Apply button. - Clean, minimal interface optimized for quick edits. - View the full URL with highlighted parameters for better readability. 🎯 Designed for developers, QA, and anyone needing rapid URL param changes.
URL Editor
Edit URLs with ease! Easily see, edit, remove, and add URL parameters as well as path segments. No more dragging your mouse across your URLs. Simply use URL Parameter Editor.
URL Portal: Quick Switch Domain, Path, Params
With one simple click you can change part(s) of the current URL: protocal, domain, host, path, search parameters, hash Picture this, during your daily work, you have to constantly change similar URLs from one to another. For example, switching from local develop URL to corresponding production URL (only protocol and domain are changed, remain path and params the same), and vice versa: http://localhost/path/to/feature/?param=value ⬆️ ⬇️ https://your-domain.com/path/to/feature/?param=value With this extension, you can easily achieve this by editing the URL in popup. And save your frequent settings into favourite. You can even use the right click menu to quick navigate to the destination. Just like a magic portal.
Unbxd Analytics Validator
Validate Unbxd Analytics events and show errors and warnings This extension can be used to validate Unbxd Analytics on an eCommerce website using Unbxd for on-site search. The extension provides you with clear success, warning & error messages in case of missed events or improper parameters in the events sent to Unbxd. This helps you validate the Unbxd Search/Browse/Recs Analytics in a quick & efficient manner. Install the extension. Click Start Testing button on your eCommerce page integrated with Unbxd Site Search. Validate that you are able to pass all the events successfully to Unbxd with the right set of parameters. What does it validate? ------------------------------------ We have currently classified analytics issues broadly into following 2 categories: 1. To detect which version of Analytics SDK is loading on the site, Check for UnbxdSiteName and print it, Check if Analytics Tracking is disabled & if `Unbxd.track` method is available on the window. 2. Are relevant events fired correctly: - Are all events required for a particular page type fired (search or browse page along with recommendation widgets) - Are the events having all the required mandatory parameters (for example, "pid" must be sent for a click event) - Are there any other additional parameters that can be sent in each event to improve analytics -> these are shown as warning items Once all the events are detected, the validator plugin then generates a CSV report, which can be downloaded to be shared across the team. How to install & use the extension --------------------------------------------------------- 1. Install the extension from the this page by clicking on "Add to Chrome" button 2. Go to any Unbxd customer website & open the developer tools. Refresh the page. 3. Click on the "ValidateUnbxdAnalytics" tab in the developer toolbar. 4. Select your page type (either Search or Category Page) & check the "Recommendation widget" checkbox if you want to test Recommendation events as well. 5. Click on "Start Testing" 6. Go to the site, perform all the usual activities that a user does on an eCommerce site like, search for something, click a product from the search results, add that product into the cart, place an order etc. All of these activities would generate Unbxd Analytics tracking events. These will be shown in the extension's UI. 7. Once you are done with performing all actions to generate events, click on the "Stop" button. This will generate a report which highlights successful events as well as any missing mandatory or good to have events. 8. You can also download a CSV report of the same by clicking on the "Download CSV" button Release History -------------------------- VERSION 2.1.2 - RELEASE DATE JULY 16, 2024 ChangeLog: [Add] Validation of the revamped 'facets' event under analytics v2 [Add] Validation of a new 'sort' event VERSION 2.1.1 - RELEASE DATE JUNE 27, 2024 ChangeLog: [Add] Enable validation of product_Impression event for v2 VERSION 2.1.0 - RELEASE DATE JUNE 04, 2024 Our Analytics Tracking just got a major boost! We’ve bid farewell to the old tracking method and embraced the efficiency of navigator.sendBeacon. ChangeLog: [Add] Check 'misc' payload data for all the events, validate special AS types passed into the 'misc' object. [Add] Check for the window variable 'UnbxdSiteName' and print it. [Add] Check if analytics tracking is disabled [Add] Check special AS types like FIELD_TYPE_SUGGESTION & TRENDING_QUERIES in the 'misc' data [Modified] field_name & field_value made optional if the AS docType is IN_FIELD [Modified] Check for pid & src_query for AS docType POPULAR_PRODUCTS_FILTERED [Removed] Removed validation on the event 'DwellTime', as it is not being used. [Removed] Removed 'warning' msg from the summary of analytics validation report. We have come up with a newer version of Analytics SDK, where new events are added and existing event's payloads are modified. Hence the release of v2.0.0 version of validator plugin will accommodate all the new behaviours along with maintaining the backward compatibility to track and validate existing events. [Add] Auto detect v1 & v2 Analytics SDK, based on the http request call present in network tab. [Add] Added a new event 'pageView' and validate their payloads. [Add] New logo, both for dark mode and lite mode & added favicon. [Add] Added 'Error message' column which shows descriptive error messages for payloads. [Add] Added a differentiator text 'recs' for click event to differentiate between recs click vs search/category product click. [Add] Added validations for recs click event, both v1 and v2 recs product. [Add] Validation for autosuggest payloads [Add] Added missing payloads like 'path', 'identifier' & 'pr'. [Add] V1 vs V2 segregation of flow & show summary accordingly after validation is stopped. [Modified] Remove warning status for event, an event is either passed or failed. [Modified] Change some mandatory payloads to optional. [Modified] order event validation base on payload data for analytics v1 [Fixed] Handle export CSV for null & undefined values. [Removed] validating attribution. VERSION 0.0.3 - [Feature] Support Dark Mode. - [Fix] Add error, warning and dropdown icons. - [Fix] Show Warning Msg if some other page is accessed instead of the PageType selected from Dropdown. - [Fix] Track recs widget only if the checkbox is checked.
Capo: get your ﹤𝚑𝚎𝚊𝚍﹥ in order
Visualize the optimal ordering of ﹤𝚑𝚎𝚊𝚍﹥ elements on any web page Capo is a tool to help web developers understand the how optimal the ordering of elements are. Inefficient ordering can impede the browser and lead to slower user-perceived performance. To use, click the extension icon to preview the element visualization, which also triggers additional debugging info to be logged to the console. Also, click any item in the preview to see its additional info in the console. The top row of colors corresponds to the actual ordering of elements, from red to blue in descending order of urgency, with grey being least urgent. The bottom row of colors corresponds to the sorted elements, if everything were to be ordered by urgency. You can eyeball the differences between these two rows to get a sense for how well optimized the is and which elements are out of place.