Target Inspector

See which Adobe Target activities are running on a page and what they change.

See which Adobe Target activities are running on any page, which experience you got, and exactly what each one changed. Target Inspector is for people who build, QA and analyze A/B tests and personalization in Adobe Target: developers, QA testers, analysts and marketers. WHAT IT SHOWS • Every activity on the page, with its name, ID and the experience you were placed in • Each change an activity made (text, HTML, styles, inserted or removed elements) with its CSS selector • Controls, likely controls and changes that weren't applied because their element isn't on the page • Activities from page load, mboxes and SPA views WHAT YOU CAN DO • Outline every changed element on the page in one click, or just one activity or one change • Search activities by name, experience or selector • Turn Target off on a site to see the page without any activities, then turn it back on • Copy a summary of the activities, ready to paste into a ticket, or copy the full details as JSON • Order activities by where they appear on the page or by name • Light and dark themes, a toolbar count, and keyboard shortcuts for everything HOW IT WORKS Target Inspector reads the responses your browser already receives from Adobe Target (at.js 2.x and the Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK). It never sends requests to Adobe, never changes which experience you get, and doesn't need a Target login. PRIVACY Nothing leaves your browser. There are no analytics, no accounts and no servers. What the extension sees stays on your computer and is cleared when you close the tab. Turning Target off works on sites that use at.js. It sets Target's own mboxDisable cookie for that site. Target Inspector is an independent tool. It is not made, endorsed or supported by Adobe. Adobe and Adobe Target are trademarks of Adobe Inc.