The Adobe Analytics Debugger is a browser extension that allows developers and analysts to inspect and verify the data being sent to Adobe Analytics. It provides a detailed view of the tracking calls being made, including the data being sent, the tags being fired, and any errors that may occur. The debugger is available for several browsers, including Firefox.
javascript:void(window.open("","dp_debugger","width=600,height=600,location=0,menubar=0,status=1,toolbar=0,resizable=1,scrollbars=1").document.write("<script language=\"JavaScript\" id=dbg src=\"https://www.adobe.com/devnet-tools/scripts/dynamic-tag-management/debugger/breakpoint.js\"></script><script language=\"JavaScript\">var deb='debugger';</script>"));
Then call s.t() again or reload the page. adobe analytics debugger firefox
If you cannot install extensions or prefer native tools, the is the most reliable way to see raw data. This method requires no setup.
or install the Omnibug extension.
A very old, deprecated add-on still exists in the Firefox add-on archive.
For the best debugging experience in Firefox, use for readability and variable mapping, but always keep Method 2 (Network Tab) in your back pocket for verifying raw HTTP requests. The Adobe Analytics Debugger is a browser extension
In your browser console ( F12 → Console tab), you can overwrite the tracking function to log data:
: Use the lock icon to keep the debugger fixed on a specific tab while you navigate, preventing the data from refreshing when you switch windows. 2. Alternative Extensions for Firefox javascript:void(window