2026
- What Websites Send When You Close the Page, and How PXTA Records Unload Beacons
- What the X Pixel, Formerly the Twitter Pixel, Sends From Page Addresses to Search Terms
- What the TikTok Pixel Sends From a Website, Decoded From Its JSON Events
- What the Snap Pixel Sends From a Website, Hashed Email Field Included
- What the Pinterest Tag Sends, With Enhanced Match Hidden in a JSON Field
- What the Microsoft Advertising UET Tag Sends, Page Titles Included
- What the Meta Pixel Sends From a Website, Field by Field
- What the LinkedIn Insight Tag Sends, and Why Its Page Addresses Matter Most
- What the Google Ads Conversion Tag Sends, Including Enhanced Conversions
- What Google Analytics 4 Sends From a Website, and Where Personal Data Slips In
- What a Tracking Pixel Sends Before You Click Accept, One Request at a Time
- What a Correctly Set Up Cookie Banner Looks Like in a PXTA Report, From the Tidewater Bakery Sample
- What a Browser Tracking Audit Can't See, Server-Side Tagging and Conversion APIs
- Tracking Requests From Iframes and Web Workers, the Ones a Page Source Check Never Finds
- The First PXTA Release Is Out, a Free Command-Line Audit of What Tracking Pixels Send and When
- PXTA Means Pixel Tracking Audit, Named After the One-Pixel Image That Started Web Tracking
- How Site Search Terms Leak to Ad Trackers Through the Page Address
- How PXTA Was Tested, From Fourteen Banner Setups to a 500-Page Crawl With the Browser Killed Halfway
- Handing Pixel Evidence to Counsel, a Report, a HAR File and the Checksum That Ties Them Together
- Google Tag Manager Sends Almost Nothing Itself, but It Decides What Everything Else Sends
- Google Consent Mode gcs Values Explained, What G100, G110, G101 and G111 Mean in a Request
- Checking Tracking Before a Campaign Goes Live, a Ten-Minute Routine for Marketers
- Checking a Staging Build for Tracking Problems Before It Reaches Production
- Checking a Cookie Banner Migration With Two PXTA Audits, One Before the Switch and One After
- An Order Confirmation Page Sent the Customer's Email to Meta, Google and Pinterest Before the Cookie Banner Was Answered
- A Tracking Audit for Agency Handovers, Before You Take Over a Client's Tags
- A Quarterly Tracking Sweep for Privacy and Legal Teams, With Evidence Kept on File
- A Newsletter Form Sent the Hash of an Email Nobody Submitted, Through the Meta Pixel's Automatic Matching
- A Lender's Reject Button Loaded the Ad Tags Anyway, and Google Consent Mode Reported Granted
- A Hashed Email Address Still Identifies Someone, Here Is How Ad Networks Match It
- A Clinic's Condition Pages Went to TikTok and LinkedIn While Google Analytics Waited for Consent