September

For all tags, you can now set how often the tag should be triggered.

You can choose between the following options:

Unlimited: Tag triggers as often as one of the specified triggers triggers. This is useful, for example, if forms are sent repeatedly by mistake or confirmation pages are reloaded.

Once per page view: The same trigger only triggers a tag once per page (page view, not URL or page name).

Once per trigger (session): The same trigger only triggers a tag once per session storage runtime.

A new type has been added to the account settings for creating access tokens: Redirect Whitelist.

This token can be used to fill and activate the redirect whitelist. This prevents possible misuse of campaign measurement via redirects.

Using SDKs for Android and iOS apps, consent can be obtained and managed in native apps. It is even possible to adopt the user’s consent preferences when switching to the website. This prevents the consent dialog from being displayed again in an irritating manner. The sample app included in the SDKs contains a Consent Manager with all the API calls that are required.

The Consent dialog has been given two new design options:

1: The frame of the buttons can be customized. This also includes the option to color the border according to the individual filling.

2: Avoiding curves. Rounded corners are trendy and appear soft, friendly and trustworthy. Therefore, the corners of the consent dialog and the buttons are rounded by default. However, if the website tends to avoid curves as a stylistic device, this should also apply to the consent dialog.

Previously, the design settings of the top layer were transferred 1:1 to the detail layer. Now the second layer can be adapted to your own wishes via the editor in the same way as the first layer. This applies to both the color scheme and the texts for the consent categories.