Which actions can be taken to debug browser-level Target issues? (Select two.)

Question

Options

• AUse Experience Cloud Debugger to track activity requests
• BMonitor the console log for JavaScript errors
• CEnable server-side debugging tools
• DAnalyze session recordings

• A
  79% (15)
• C
  5% (1)
• D
  16% (3)

Explanation

Debugging browser-level Adobe Target issues requires tools that operate within the browser environment itself. The Experience Cloud Debugger (A) is a browser extension purpose-built to intercept and inspect Target activity requests, mbox calls, and response payloads in real time - making it the primary tool for confirming whether Target is firing correctly. Monitoring the console log (B) reveals JavaScript errors from at.js or custom code that may be silently preventing Target from executing, which is essential for any browser-side diagnosis.

Option C is wrong because server-side debugging tools operate outside the browser; they can't surface client-side JavaScript failures or inspect how the browser is rendering Target experiences. Option D is wrong because session recordings (e.g., Hotjar, FullStory) capture user behavior for UX analysis, not the technical request/response lifecycle of Target activities.

Memory tip: Think "browser-level = browser tools" - the Debugger extension lives in the browser, and the console log is the browser. If an option sounds like infrastructure (server-side) or UX research (session recordings), it's not a browser-level debugging action.

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