GA4 Page Insights

GA4 Page Insights lets you view Google Analytics 4 data for any page you are browsing — directly in Chrome’s side panel, without leaving your site or opening the GA4 dashboard.

Sign in with your Google account, select a GA4 property, and the extension automatically fetches page-level metrics for the URL in your active tab. Switch between pages, and the data updates instantly.

HOW IT WORKS

  1. Click the extension icon to open the side panel.
  2. Sign in with your Google account (OAuth 2.0, read-only access).
  3. Select the GA4 property you want to query from the dropdown.
  4. Browse your website — the side panel displays metrics for the current page automatically.

METRICS DISPLAYED

  • Total Revenue
  • Key Events (conversions)
  • Engaged Sessions
  • Engagement Rate
  • Bounce Rate
  • Average Session Duration
  • Average Engagement Time per Session
  • Page Views per Session

Each metric includes a period-over-period comparison, showing the percentage change and the previous period’s value so you can spot trends at a glance.

DATE RANGE OPTIONS

  • Last 7 days (default)
  • Last 28 days
  • Last 90 days
  • Custom date range

The comparison period is automatically calculated to match the selected range length. For example, selecting “Last 7 days” compares the past 7 days against the 7 days before that.

FEATURES

  • Side panel UI — stays open as you browse, no popups that disappear when you click away.
  • Auto-detection — the extension reads the current tab URL and queries GA4 for that exact page path.
  • Period comparison — every metric shows the change vs. the previous period with directional arrows and color coding (green for improvement, red for decline; inverted for bounce rate).
  • Light and Dark theme — toggle between light and dark mode with one click. Your preference is saved.
  • English and Chinese language support — switch between EN and CN in the header. Labels and UI text update instantly.
  • One-click Copy — copies all metrics as formatted plain text, ready to paste into Slack, email, or documents.
  • CSV Export — downloads a CSV file with current and previous period values for all metrics.
  • Right-click context menu — right-click any page and select “View GA4 Page Insights” to open the side panel.
  • Settings page — configure default date range, language, and theme from the extension options.

WHO IS THIS FOR

  • E-commerce managers who want to check page performance while browsing their store.
  • SEO and content teams reviewing how individual pages perform after publishing.
  • Marketing teams checking landing page metrics during campaign reviews.
  • Agency professionals who need quick per-page data without switching to the GA4 interface.
  • Anyone who works with GA4 data and wants faster access to page-level metrics.

PRIVACY AND DATA HANDLING

This extension requests read-only access to your Google Analytics data. It does not modify, delete, or write any data to your GA4 account.

  • No data is sent to any third-party server. All API calls go directly from your browser to Google’s APIs (analyticsdata.googleapis.com and analyticsadmin.googleapis.com).
  • No analytics data is stored persistently. Data is held in memory only while the side panel is open.
  • Only your preferences (selected property, theme, language, date range) are saved locally using chrome.storage.
  • You can revoke access at any time by signing out within the extension or removing the app from https://myaccount.google.com/permissions.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

  • Uses the GA4 Data API (v1beta) to fetch page-level metrics via the runReport method.
  • Uses the GA4 Admin API (v1beta) to list the GA4 properties accessible to your Google account.
  • Authenticates via Chrome’s built-in OAuth 2.0 flow (chrome.identity API) — your credentials are never handled by the extension directly.
  • Manifest V3 compliant. No remote code execution. No content scripts. No background persistence.

SETUP REQUIREMENTS

To use this extension, you need:

  • A Google account with access to at least one GA4 property.
  • The GA4 property must be tracking the website you are browsing.

 

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