Google Tag Manager Blocker 0.0.1 CRX for Chrome
A Free Developer Tools Extension
Published By thomasharperdev
Google Tag Manager Blocker (enpcfefpndigimneblibaglgcgjkedfn): Prevent yourself from triggering Google Tag Manager on your own website.... Read More > or Download Now >
Google Tag Manager Blocker for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 0.0.1
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: thomasharperdev
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- • Total Downloads
- 2
- • Current Version Downloads
- 2
- • Updated: February 17, 2021
Google Tag Manager Blocker is a free Developer Tools Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About Google Tag Manager Blocker
This extension allows you to block internal traffic from triggering a connection to Google Tag Manager, hence allowing you to avoid corrupting the analytics and events data generated by your website.
See the GitHub page here: https://github.com/tommyrharper/gtm-disabler-chrome
In order to install this on your on your website you will need to:
Insert the following tag into your HTML header:
```HTML
```
Now you can use this piece of code wherever you connect to Google Tag Manager on the FE of your application using the following Logic:
```JavaScript
const GTMBlocker = document.querySelector('meta[name="GTM-Blocker"]');
const GTMBlockerEnabled = GTMBlocker.content === 'enabled'
if (GTMBlockerEnabled) // DO NOT CONNECT TO GOOGLE TAG MANAGER
else // CONNECT TO GOOGLE TAG MANAGER
```
Now when you visit your own webpage, with Google Tag Manager Blocker enabled on you, will no longer connect to GTM, and no false events will be triggered.
See the GitHub page here: https://github.com/tommyrharper/gtm-disabler-chrome
In order to install this on your on your website you will need to:
Insert the following tag into your HTML header:
```HTML
```
Now you can use this piece of code wherever you connect to Google Tag Manager on the FE of your application using the following Logic:
```JavaScript
const GTMBlocker = document.querySelector('meta[name="GTM-Blocker"]');
const GTMBlockerEnabled = GTMBlocker.content === 'enabled'
if (GTMBlockerEnabled) // DO NOT CONNECT TO GOOGLE TAG MANAGER
else // CONNECT TO GOOGLE TAG MANAGER
```
Now when you visit your own webpage, with Google Tag Manager Blocker enabled on you, will no longer connect to GTM, and no false events will be triggered.
