Picture for reference.It would be nice, not only did the analytics solution stay to the forefront when toggling around, but even if it collapses, when you come back to the active website tab, it should reopen at the last click/page call, instead of going back to the beginning of the session. Then you have to scroll and find where you left off and if it collected the last action you took and debug if everything is working as designed. It currently is a terrible experience as I usually have my sit...

@danielv92670241 I'm referring to the extension Adobe Experience Platform debugger. When too many columns are loaded in there, you need to scroll horizontally by going to the bottom of the window. I'd like the horizontal bar to always be visible, now matter how many rows are in a column, so that I can follow through rows horizontally without the need to go to the bottom of the window before I can scroll horizontally. Hope that clarifies my request.

Thanks for that- that makes sense. I've come to expect data elements to always (re)evaluate at the time my rules run, but it sounds like since we're using the data element in a configuration component, the data element will only evaluate when that extension configuration component runs.So it's bigger than just the Adobe Analytics Extension- I'd imagine many extensions that allow for dynamic data elements in the extension configuration could have this same problem (it's just not that often that w...

@adamHaxgart we just added this feature a couple weeks back when the new Debugger went GA. To be able to use it you need to be signed into your org on the Debugger and then when you go to the Target tab, under Configuration you will the Target Trace toggle.  

@gokula, when we add this feature, it will be done in a way that all extension developers can take advantage of it, not just Adobe extensions. We do encourage other extension developers to provide release notes, and our product docs are open to them if they'd like to provide extension release notes there. But so far, those extension developers who do provide them, do so in their own locations and their own priority.