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Ad Blocking and Target

  • March 30, 2016
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Hi,

I was wondering if anyone else is having content in Target ad blocked on their site, how did you get around this or avoid it from happening with Target?

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    Best answer by Joshua_Eisikovi

    Hi,

    The Target cookie behavior depends on whether it is a first-party cookie, a third-party cookie with a first-party cookie, or a third-party cookie alone.

    The first-party cookie is stored in clientdomain.com, where clientdomain is your domain.

    Mbox.js/At.js generates an mboxSession ID and stores it in the mbox cookie. The first mbox response contains the offer, as well as the JavaScript to store the mboxPC ID generated by the application, in the mbox cookie.

    The third-party cookie is stored in clientcode.tt.omtrdc.net and the first-party cookie is stored in clientdomain.com, where clientdomain is your domain.


    Mbox.js/At.js generates an mboxSession ID. The first location request returns HTTP response headers that attempt to set third-party cookies namedmboxSession and mboxPC and a redirect request is sent back.

    If the browser accepts third-party cookies, the redirect request includes those cookies, and the offer is returned.

    If the browser rejects third-party cookies, the redirect request does not include those cookies, and default content is displayed for all locations on the page.

    Some Ad Blockers will block the first or third party cookie, unfortunately, Adobe Target has no control over third-party extensions.

    For more information on First or Third Party Cookies please see the following Documentation

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    Joshua_Eisikovi
    Adobe Employee
    Joshua_EisikoviAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
    Adobe Employee
    September 11, 2018

    Hi,

    The Target cookie behavior depends on whether it is a first-party cookie, a third-party cookie with a first-party cookie, or a third-party cookie alone.

    The first-party cookie is stored in clientdomain.com, where clientdomain is your domain.

    Mbox.js/At.js generates an mboxSession ID and stores it in the mbox cookie. The first mbox response contains the offer, as well as the JavaScript to store the mboxPC ID generated by the application, in the mbox cookie.

    The third-party cookie is stored in clientcode.tt.omtrdc.net and the first-party cookie is stored in clientdomain.com, where clientdomain is your domain.


    Mbox.js/At.js generates an mboxSession ID. The first location request returns HTTP response headers that attempt to set third-party cookies namedmboxSession and mboxPC and a redirect request is sent back.

    If the browser accepts third-party cookies, the redirect request includes those cookies, and the offer is returned.

    If the browser rejects third-party cookies, the redirect request does not include those cookies, and default content is displayed for all locations on the page.

    Some Ad Blockers will block the first or third party cookie, unfortunately, Adobe Target has no control over third-party extensions.

    For more information on First or Third Party Cookies please see the following Documentation

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