#4.6 / 80 rate

dataslayer

100,000 users

2019-06-05

https://dataslayer.org

[email protected]

https://dataslayer.org

This extension is being deprecated because it doesn't follow Chrome extension best practices.

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Description

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

If you're using a beta or dev channel of Chrome, you can optionally enable blocking of captured tags to prevent data pollution.

For feature requests and bug reports, please either use the 'Send Feedback' option in the Chrome Web Store or reach out directly to [email protected].

Source lives at https://github.com/sean-adams/dataslayer if you'd like to contribute!

Reviews

Roshan Patel

Data Slayer

Nick Vincent

DONT USE THIS TOOL, it displays false results that didn't happen. Example: I'm on URL A and I click a button. -According to Google Tag Assistant (essentially the word of God), this click happened on URL A (duh, of course it did). -According to Dataslayer? Oh it happened on URL B, the place that the button click took me to. Thats literally impossible, but Dataslayer doesnt care. I didnt realize that the name meant that the data itself would be slayed until it's no longer usable. I've tried to capture my thoughts about how insane and ridiculous that is, but I keep failing to accurately capture it. It's nuts. This tool has major issues parsing events properly and the results is that it outright falsifies what happened and makes you question your sanity, until Google tag assistant confirms its not you, it's Dataslayer.