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Validate Apex pixel markup, queue activity, and network delivery. Apex Validate is a side-panel tool for ByAtlas Apex implementations. Open a page where Apex should run, click the extension, and use Refresh Checks to confirm the pixel is set up correctly and that events are landing in the queue. What it checks Loader / markup - Looks for the Apex loader (apex.js from the Apex container host) and key install attributes such as data-client and data-pixel-container. apexDataLayer / queue - Reads window.apexDataLayer and supports common shapes (including array-style and object-style containers such as events, queue, items, or dataLayer where applicable). Recent activity - Surfaces recent queue entries so you can confirm events after navigation, conversions, or other triggers. Who it’s for Implementers, analytics engineers, and partners who need a quick, repeatable way to validate an Apex install against the same kind of checks described in ByAtlas’s testing guidance (see Docs in the extension for the official Apex documentation site). Notes This extension is diagnostic-first: it helps you see what’s on the page and in the queue. It is not a full schema validator for every possible Apex event type, and network/request views are preview-level where shown. Permissions (plain language) The extension needs access to the active tab and the ability to run scripts there so it can inspect the DOM and read apexDataLayer in context. Broad site access is used so you can test client domains without listing each host in advance - use it only on sites you’re authorised to test.
May 19, 2026
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