Preserve Cookies between Domains - Revision history

Admin at 23:25, 27 October 2018

2018-10-27T23:25:28Z

Admin at 23:23, 27 October 2018

2018-10-27T23:23:08Z

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2018-10-27T23:22:54Z

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[[Web Browser]]s are constantly evolving, and privacy and web browsers are changing. When a visitor visits your site, '''ConversionRuler''' attempts to identify them uniquely by assigning a [[User|User ID]] using a first-party [[Cookie]].

Due to the nature of how [[Web Browser Domain Security|web browser security works]], cookie information is not shared between different [[Domain Name|domain]]s, however, many sites operate across domains where sharing cookies is not possible.

By adding a list of domains to this setting, the [[Tracking Snippet]] will automatically link the given domains by appending a user identifier to all links on all pages using a [[Query String]].

<div class="alert alert-danger">This is a dangerous setting which can potentially break your site - proper testing is suggested strongly.</div>

So, for example, if your site runs on the following domains:

* <code>myexample.org</code>
* <code>example.com</code>

Because the domain names do not share a common suffix, you would enter these two domains in the [[Site Settings]] under [[Link Domains]].

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-Because the domain names do not share a common suffix, you would enter these two domains in the [[Site Settings]] under [[Link Domains]].
+Because the domain names do not share a common suffix, you would enter these two domains in the [[Site Settings]] under [[Link domains]].
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 [[Web Browser]]s are constantly evolving, and privacy and web browsers are changing. When a visitor visits your site, '''ConversionRuler''' attempts to identify them uniquely by assigning a [[User|User ID]] using a first-party [[Cookie]].
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