HITINSPECT / ADOBE REQUEST WORKFLOW

Your debugger has the hit. Now make it useful.

Name variables per client, compare requests, read product strings as structured data, mark the calls that matter, and export evidence another person can understand.

Beta software · final real-Chrome v1.1.0 checks pending

  1. 01Name the implementationeVars → meaning
  2. 02Compare what changedA ↔ B
  3. 03Read commerce dataproducts[]
  4. 04Keep investigation context★ + dividers
  5. 05Hand off evidenceJSON / CSV
Table stakes included AppMeasurement Web SDK live capture search filters local processing

PRODUCT PROOF / 01

The feature is the visual.

HitInspect is built for the work after capture. Switch the real workflows below instead of reading another list of debugger basics.

HitInspect panelsource-aligned preview
HitInspect All Page Views Interactions 42 requests
eVarsPropsEventsRetail client ▾
Login statuseVar27
authenticated
Site sectioneVar4
checkout
Order typeeVar18
subscription
Purchaseevent12
event12=1
02

Project dictionaries

Use one readable variable language per client or implementation. Import, export, and template labels as JSON.

03

Investigation context

Marks remain visible through search and filters. Reload and SPA dividers preserve the journey between hits.

04

Self-describing exports

Export current or visible requests. JSON carries the active dictionary so the evidence keeps its meaning.

05

Privacy-safe handling

Local processing, session request storage, no telemetry, and optional masking for known visitor identifiers.

LOCAL BY DESIGN

Implementation data stays inside your browser.

HitInspect does not send captured requests or usage telemetry to the developer or any external processing service.

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External transmission
none
Usage telemetry
none
Request retention
browser session
Request buffer
200 per tab
PII export masking
optional

BETA INSTALL

Load it. Open DevTools. Reload the page.

The GitHub README contains the current beta installation instructions and requirements.

  1. 01
    Open the instructions

    Follow the current beta steps on GitHub.

  2. 02
    Open HitInspect

    Inspect a page and select the HitInspect DevTools panel.

  3. 03
    Reload the page

    Matching AppMeasurement and Web SDK calls stream into the panel.

Open installation instructions

BETA / FEEDBACK WANTED

Try it on a real implementation.