It's pretty new... in fact, I didn't even see the documentation.. I came across the option by accident in Launch when I looking into something else I was working on...   But if this will help get more details to identify browser data, I am all for it...   One thing to keep in mind, since we are esse...

You are very welcome, glad to help.

Looking good... and yeah, Date Ranges using Months vs Weeks vs Days can be such a simple thing, but it also so easy to overlook.   I definitely agree to test as much as you can... in case something unexpected pops up in the calculation.

Using my Canonical URL eVar (which is set to HIT expiry), I added Exits and Exit Rate:       The "total" exit rate, since every URL in my site has a canonical ink is expectedly 100%, but each individual URL shows its own unique Exit rate.

Ah, ok, I was wondering about some of the original code, lol  Thanks for the update.

No, you're right.. I thought that maybe you were trying to use the append to concatenate the serialization values...  and that you wanted a literal "event108" as part of that serialization....   No, as far as I am aware, all events do have to be set separately... the s.apl can be used to append any ...

To be honest, I don't bother with most of the plugins, I just append using simple JS (I am using App Measurement currently).   In AppMeasurement, I just do: s.events = s.events ? s.events + ",event1=" + someVariable : "event1=" + someVariable; Basically, this is a short form IF Statement... I check ...

Yes, you can actually download up to 50,000 rows of data by right clicking on the dimension, and selecting "Download items as CSV"       This will not include any breakdown data, so if you need that, this won't help you.

Looks like @MandyGeorge has this one covered   But I just want to add that you can also pair a Hit based eVar with the Exits metric (not to be confused with the Exit Link Instances metric which is reserved specifically to clicking on exit links). Exits is not available in the segment builder, but is...

Not all browsers are compatible with high entropy data, but those that do, you can use JS to get those values using your browser's console:   navigator.userAgentData .getHighEntropyValues([ "architecture", "bitness", "formFactor", "fullVersionList", "model", "platformVersio...