The Adobe Launch Switch extension was originally developed by Search Discovery, but since their rebranding, it hasn’t been actively maintained and parts of it (like the environment switch links) have broken or are now redirecting to 404s. Unfortunately, unless someone forks and updates the extension...

Sometimes browser cache or existing service workers can prevent the Dev library from persisting across navigations. Try clearing cache or using incognito mode.

Also, There is another extension on Chrome Browser that I myself use -Adobe Launch Switch (Chrome extension) – This is another handy tool where you can pick the environment (Dev, Staging, Prod), and it will persist as you move from page to page. 

Hi @MitchellTe1  Yes, this is a common issue. When you force the Dev environment using the Adobe Debugger, it only applies to the page you’re on. If you navigate to another page, the site loads the default (usually Production) library again. To keep the Dev environment active across pages, the best ...

Hi @RajeshMa4  This kind of issue usually comes down to either timing or scoping differences between the pages — even if both share the same script and rules. Here are a few things worth checking - Order of ExecutionMake sure the gtag library is actually loaded before any rules that call gtag() fir...

Hi @jaishal  If your app is configured with the Production App ID, technically the SDK will try to pull the config and send data. But if the Production environment in Launch hasn’t been published yet, there's a high chance that the SDK is either getting no config (404) or pulling an older, stale con...

Hi @VirginieRe2  I have an easier method to share for cohort analysis in Adobe Analytics — especially helpful when working with multiple or rolling cohorts. It also avoids cluttering your project with too many static segments.   Lets say you want to track users whose first visit happened on specific...

Hi @kayzee  Unfortunately, Adobe’s Segment Builder doesn’t allow a direct comparison between “Page” and “Previous Page” in a conditional statement (like “Page ≠ Previous Page”), it’s not like SQL where you can do row-to-row comparisons dynamically. However, here’s a workaround that approximates the ...

Hi @kayzee  Good question, deduplicating pageviews from historical data isn’t always straightforward, but you’re on the right track. Since Adobe Analytics doesn’t natively support row-level de-duplication like SQL would, your best bet is to create a hit-level segment that filters out consecutive dup...

Hi @JaniceAk As of now, there’s no way to fully customize the color scheme or background of the Journey Canvas in CJA. Adobe keeps the styling pretty locked down — likely to maintain consistency across users and teams. That said, you can check under Components > Preferences > Project & Analysis Sett...