The Tag Helper extension is designed to significantly enhance your experience with Poool services. This article explains how to install it, use it to preview elements, and interpret the essential information it presents.

To start, from your dashboard, click on "preview" next to an Access scenario or Engage element, then follow the on-screen instructions to install the extension.

Once installation is complete, visit your media site to view the scenario or element in action, visible only to you.

Using Google Chrome ? you can find the extension here on the Chrome web store.

For Firefox users, click here.

The visible part of the extension provides critical data such as the Poool application ID, context, group and scenario viewed during navigation.

A little further down the extension, the get-paywall (when using Poool Access) and get-element (Poool Engage) queries give access to additional details about the wall or element present on the page.

With Access, for example, you can view the type of action displayed, and thus the step in a scenario that includes several.

On Engage, you'll be able to see the conditions used to trigger an element, its identifier and the optional custom css.

The extension also tracks events triggered by the SDK, providing you with an overview of user interactions, from initial engagement through to conversion.

Last but not least, the extension lets you monitor triggered JavaScript events and whether or not they have been handled (marked as handled or unhandled), for example to send them to your favorite analytics tool.

For a complete overview of JS events sent and the information they contain, visit our dev hub.

We hope this article has helped you get the most out of our browser extension, by making it easier to preview and test your user journeys!

If you have any questions, our team is at your disposal on chat 😉