Adobe Target VEC Helper

Load your website's desktop and mobile views effortlessly in Adobe Target with the VEC helper extension

Adobe Target VEC Helper: Your Solution to Site-Loading Issues

Adobe Target VEC Helper is a versatile Chrome extension aimed at solving site-loading headaches. It excels in removing iframe busting headers, injecting Target at.js JavaScript library where it is absent, supporting mobile viewports without requiring EEC, and enabling anyone to experiment with Target even without prior IT implementation. It simplifies VEC loading for Partners servicing multiple client websites and addresses changes in Chrome 80's SameSite attribute by allowing users to set it to 'None' for session cookies.

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Extension stats

By: Adobe Inc.

Users: 10,000+

Rating: 2.54

(13)

Version: 0.7.1 (Last updated: 2021-11-15)

Creation date: 2019-11-15

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
activeTab
webRequest
webRequestBlocking
webNavigation
http://*/*
https://*/*

Size: 559.10K

Email: ch*****@adobe.com

URLs: Privacy policy

Ranking

# 9,915 ▲ 97

Other rankings

#6747 in Developer Tools ▼ 26

#4 in target keyword 5

#75 in experience keyword 31 ▲ 1

#121 in loading keyword 20 ▲ 3

#184 in party keyword 55 ▲ 2

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Other platforms

Not available on Android

Adobe Target VEC Helper (v0.6.1)

3.00

(2) 278

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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The VEC Helper browser extension for Chrome solves site-loading issues for which customers now rely on the Target Enhanced Experience Composer or third-party extensions.

Benefits of using the VEC Helper extension:

All iframe busting headers, such as X-Frame-Options and Content-Security-Policy, are implicitly removed from the website.
If a webpage does not yet contain the Target at.js JavaScript library, you can use the extension to inject the library so you can author experiences for the website. You can then create activities and QA them using preview links.
Mobile Viewports are supported without the Enhanced Experience Composer (EEC).
Customers new to Target can use the extension to experiment with Target even if their IT developers have not yet implemented Target on their websites.
Partners servicing multiple customers' websites and Target accounts now have one simple mechanism to support VEC loading, instead of managing multiple rules in third-party tools.
With Chrome 80's change in the default behaviour of SameSite attribute for cookies.
- Adobe Target - Visual Enhanced Composer functionality is fixed by adding the SameSite attribute to certain session cookies used by Adobe Target components.
- Clients are now able to set the SameSite attribute to the value "None" for their own session cookies in order for them to be able to login while using VEC or EEC.

User reviews

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Pros

Works perfectly in the VEC - great to see it working smoothly with the Web SDK as well.
Tool works well, I can get into pages in Target I usually can't now.

Cons

The composer has been broken for more than 2 weeks now.
Adobe is so full of issues all the time. This extension is hit or miss.
Requires installation of a browser extension just to use the core tool correctly.

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