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A debugger tool helps to intercept mixpanel events and display event properties This extension enables web developers, QA teams and others to debug Mixpanel analytics events sent from their application in real time. Mixpanel Tools intercepts and displays every analytics call — track, people, and group events — directly inside Chrome DevTools. ★ Features - Real-time recording of Mixpanel track, people (engage), and group analytics calls - Supports GET, POST, and batched request formats with automatic detection - Supports Base64-encoded and plain JSON API payloads - Toggle visibility of Mixpanel internal system properties to focus on your custom data - Download all recorded events as a formatted JSON file - Record / Pause recording at any time; clear all events with one click - Light, Dark, and Auto (system) theme — preference synced via chrome.storage.sync - Built-in help panel explaining self-hosted proxy setup and settings - Open source — https://github.com/nithincvpoyyil/mixpanel-tools ★ How to use Mixpanel Tools Open Chrome DevTools (F12) and select the Mixpanel Tools tab. Navigate your site and events appear in real time. Click any event to inspect its full property payload. See the YouTube walkthrough for more details: https://youtu.be/VZ8pH5p1BHs ★ Please note - Mixpanel is a registered trademark of https://mixpanel.com - This extension does not collect any data from your application - This is intended for development and QA purposes only - Licence: https://github.com/nithincvpoyyil/mixpanel-tools
Jun 27, 2026
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