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How to enable cross Browser tracking in Adobe launch

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Hey,

 

We are trying to implement the cross browser tracking using Adobe launch. is there any steps  available online to follow?

 

Thanks,

 

Pradeep

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Hi @pradeep_07 ,

 

Visitor ID service should serve the same MID as long as you are using same Experience cloud ORG ID in the configuration and the demdex cookie is present, i.e. when third party cookies are allowed in browser.
To achieve cross domain tracking when third party cookies are blocked you can implement appendVisitorIDsTo function ( https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/id-service/using/id-service-api/methods/appendvisitorid.html... ) which should fire on the link call which take the user from one site to another (cross domain site link) A to B.

This method works only when a visitor navigates from one domain to the other via any link click and not directly opening the other domain in new tab.

You can also visit this link to understand how cross domain tracking works: https://helpx.adobe.com/marketing-cloud-core/kb/MCID/CrossDomain.html

Hope this helps !

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Hi @pradeep_07 ,

 

Visitor ID service should serve the same MID as long as you are using same Experience cloud ORG ID in the configuration and the demdex cookie is present, i.e. when third party cookies are allowed in browser.
To achieve cross domain tracking when third party cookies are blocked you can implement appendVisitorIDsTo function ( https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/id-service/using/id-service-api/methods/appendvisitorid.html... ) which should fire on the link call which take the user from one site to another (cross domain site link) A to B.

This method works only when a visitor navigates from one domain to the other via any link click and not directly opening the other domain in new tab.

You can also visit this link to understand how cross domain tracking works: https://helpx.adobe.com/marketing-cloud-core/kb/MCID/CrossDomain.html

Hope this helps !

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Level 6
@HemanginiS -Thanks for the response, Is there any other way to get the complete tracking ? Switching to first party cookie implementation will solve all these issue?

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Employee
Hi @pradeep, switching to FPC only will not resolve the problem because demdex will always be a 3rd party cookie so you will still need those methods for cross domain tracking.

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Employee

Hi pradeep_07,

 

Are you referring to cross-browser tracking or cross-domain tracking?

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Level 1

I'm interested in cross-browser tracking in Adobe Analytics. Do you happen to know where I can find any information on that topic?