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Intercept Mixpanel events Mixpanel Events Logger is a specialized developer tool that intercepts and logs all network requests sent to Mixpanel. It adds a dedicated panel inside Chrome DevTools where you can view, filter, and analyze events in real time. This extension is perfect for developers, analysts, or QA engineers who want deep insight into how their web applications communicate with Mixpanel. Key Features 1. Real-Time Interception Automatically capture all outgoing requests to Mixpanel (mixpanel.com) without modifying your site’s code. 2. Custom DevTools Panel Access a new “Mixpanel Requests” panel in Chrome DevTools to see detailed event data—timestamp, properties, raw JSON, and more. 3. Filtering & Search Narrow down large volumes of events with an intuitive search box. Filter by event name or property values to quickly find relevant data. 4. Timestamp Conversion Convert raw timestamps to local time, UTC, or your preferred time zone for easy debugging across multiple regions. 5. Session / Timeline View Group events by distinct_id and visualize the chronological flow of user interactions—perfect for debugging user journeys. 6. Export & Share Export your captured (and optionally filtered) events to JSON, so you can store them, share them with teammates, or analyze offline. 7. Local-Only Processing All captured data stays on your machine—no external servers, no third-party data collection. Perfect for security-conscious teams.
Jan 15, 2025
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