Overview
Wider GTM and Tag Assistant UI, type filters, consent at a glance, and Shopify checkout events bridged into the page dataLayer.
GTM Enhancer improves the day-to-day experience of Google Tag Manager and Tag Assistant. Google Tag Manager: • Expand the content area to use the full browser width • Native-style "Filter by type" side drawer for Triggers and Variables, with per-type icons and counts • Type icons next to trigger and variable names in lists Tag Assistant (debug mode): • Auto-sized left sidebar — event names are never truncated • Shows a configurable dataLayer.push parameter (e.g. gtm.uniqueEventId or your event name field) as a green chip under each event • Floating panel to choose the field and hide noisy events (e.g. Container Loaded) • Loading spinner while parameters are read All settings are saved in Chrome sync storage. No data is collected or sent anywhere. Changelog v1.4.0 — August 2026 - Consent always in sight — the Consent tab is gone as a tab: consent state now lives in a full-width section right below Output of GTM-…, one card per consent type with the `Default → Update` path and the current state at a glance - Shopify icon on checkout events — events bridged from the custom pixel sandbox are marked in the Tag Assistant sidebar, scoped to checkout page groups and to the shop that actually pushed them - Container auto-detect that actually works — in a Tag Assistant session the container initializes after page load; the storefront sniffer now waits for it, never caches a premature “not a Shopify store” verdict, and heals a lying cache on the next checkout - Popup reorganized in three tabs — Layout, Tag Assistant, Shopify; the last tab you used is remembered - Two debug sessions, two stores, no crosstalk — per-shop detected containers take priority over the global manual field (now a fallback), and event icons are scoped per shop - Session-scoped manual container — closing the last Tag Assistant tab clears the manually entered container, so the next session starts from auto-detect v1.3.0 — August 2026 - Tag cards, supercharged — in Tag Assistant every tag card shows its brand icon next to the name, a colored corner and left border by tag type, and a clear status badge: green check when fired, red X when failed or not fired - Console tab alert — the Console tab turns red and bold when it contains entries - Readable values — JSON in variable cells gets syntax highlighting; long URLs are split one query parameter per line, percent-decoded - Bulk select in GTM — hold Shift and click a row checkbox to select the whole range v1.2.0 — August 2026 - Variables page, reorganized — the “Filter by type” button now lives on the User-Defined Variables card, where it belongs - Built-In Variables accordion — the Built-In card starts collapsed; click its header to expand - Changelog on update — after a minor/major update the extension opens this page automatically v1.1.0 — August 2026 - Tag type filter in Tag Assistant — the “Filter by type” drawer now lives next to Tags Fired in debug mode: filter fired/not-fired tags by type, with counts and removable chips - Draggable control panel — the floating GTM Enhancer panel can be moved anywhere; starts collapsed at the top-right, remembers its position - Field under event, opt-in — the dataLayer field chip starts disabled and with an empty field; enable it from the panel or the popup - Type filter for Triggers & Variables — native-style side drawer with per-type icons and counts, replacing the old inline chips - Type icons next to trigger and variable names in GTM lists - Popup works from any tab — settings sync live to all open GTM / Tag Assistant tabs - UI fully in English; bold Account / Container / Workspace labels in the GTM top bar
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Details
- Version1.4.0
- UpdatedAugust 20, 2026
- Size59.71KiB
- LanguagesEnglish (United States)
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