Another option could be to click Project > New, then right-click the "Create" button in the modal that appears to Open Link in New Tab: Not as smooth as just right-clicking Workspace, but it is another option for ya

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Unfortunately you don't have it right. 1.: Analytics stores all information in a database so this is the reason why i can see that the user was part of a segment - ALWAYS. The data does not get deleted when the cookie is deleted! 2.: analytics considers me in the segment ALWAYS. The data does not ge...

Once the user is in the segment, they're always in the segment. But if you change your reporting timeframe during a time that user didn't have any activity (regardless of whether they deleted their cookies) then the user won't show in the data. As we discussed, the data is permanently in Adobe, so d...

Hm, I think your response got cut off

Give Counter eVars a try, they should get ya what you need:https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/analytics/admin/admin-tools/conversion-variables/conversion-var-admin.htmlandhttps://webanalyticsfordevelopers.com/2014/10/21/counter-evars/

The value stored in the cookie *is* the ECID. Perhaps that's the confusion?

Correct - the data associated with the ID will not be deleted in Adobe just because they deleted their cookies. The data is tied to the ECID, even after the ECID cookie is deleted (or if it expires).Think of it like a library card - the library has your library number tied to your information. But i...

Yes for sure - Adobe Experience Cloud, thanks to shared segments and data, is built exactly for that purpose.

Unfortunately Workspace doesn't have this out of the box, but you can use JavaScript in Launch to detect it and pass it into an evar or prop. I just tested this on my Mac (not mobile) and it worked: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56393880/how-do-i-detect-dark-mode-using-javascript