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All your pixel debuggers in one place — GA4, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Google Ads & more. See what fires, where it goes, what breaks. Pixel Auditor lets marketers and analysts debug website tracking without opening developer tools. Open the side panel, browse your site, and see everything that's being tracked. What you get: Pixels tab — See every tracking vendor detected on your site with account IDs you can click to copy. Expandable location lists show which pages each pixel fired on. Status tab — At-a-glance health overview showing event counts, page counts, and issue flags. Google Consent Mode status included. One-click "Copy & Debug with AI" exports a diagnostic summary. Activity tab — Unified timeline of all events in chronological order. Links dataLayer pushes to the network requests they triggered, showing the full journey from collection to delivery. Issue badges flag PII, missing parameters, consent restrictions, and failed requests. Requests tab — Raw network request view with full parameter decode. Human-readable labels, e-commerce event validation, and PII detection built in. Search & Filter — Real-time search across all tabs. Vendor filter bar with badge counts. Data Persistence — Data accumulates as you browse. Nothing clears until you click Clear. Supports up to 1,000 requests and 1,000 dataLayer events per tab. Export to JSON anytime. Diagnostics include: PII detection (plaintext emails, phone numbers, unhashed personal data) E-commerce event validation against official schemas Consent Mode decoding Request status tracking (success/failed/pending) Missing account ID warnings Works with major advertising and analytics platforms. Update version 5.2: Critical performance update! This version fixes memory leaks that caused the extension to stop working after a few uses. Now maintains stable performance indefinitely with proper resource cleanup and error handling. Key Improvements to Highlight: - Fixed critical memory leaks - Stable long-term performance - Proper resource cleanup - Error recovery
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