Hi @ValentinCh1 ,
This is a classic Adobe Target troubleshooting scenario. The fact that activities show in incognito but not in regular browsing mode usually means something in the user’s browser state (cookies, cache, or conflicting scripts) is preventing Target from firing properly.
Check Network Calls in Dev Tools
- Open DevTools → Network tab → filter for mbox or tt.omtrdc.net.
- In normal mode, see if the request is being blocked or if response shows "empty" (no activities).
- Compare against incognito mode.
Clear Target Cookies
- Delete cookies related to Adobe Target (mbox, mboxPC, at_check, etc.) and reload.
- If it starts working → it was a cookie corruption or frequency capping issue.
Check Audience / Activity Settings
- Does the activity exclude returning visitors or use frequency capping?
- Incognito always looks like a first-time visitor, so it qualifies.
Verify at.js Version and Implementation
- Ensure both incognito and normal sessions load the same at.js version from the same domain.
- If a CDN or cache busting is misconfigured, normal browsing could be loading a broken version.
Disable Extensions Temporarily
Run in normal browsing with extensions disabled. If it starts working, an extension is blocking Target.