Can't agree more! #1 complaint from my marketers is "Why the &$#( doesn't my clickmap work anymore!" We've had to resort to Crazy Egg, but I need to be able to tie conversions, and I'm tired needing a tracking code for every single button we want to track conversion to.

To get around this we have a second variable (prop) that is set to the previous page name. I can then correlate the search term with previous pages and find out which page someone is on when they search a specific term.

@andreasdierl that's true only if you are using the table builder, if you a filtering in the report though you can't just select what you want.

We get around this particular segmentation limitation by populating a prop with the previous page. Then I can build a segment using that prop in the page bucket. But I agree, segmentation on pathing would be nice., and has been an idea for a few years 

Either more correlations or do away with correlations and allow props to break each other down similar to evars

Maybe allow for versioning of individual reports?

For example, sorting pages by Visits per Visitor but only for pages that have minimum visitors. Currently you must copy the subset of data you want into excel and then sort, in order to quickly filter out the extreme ouliers.

Make it easier and quicker to favorite a metric in discover with a 'right click' menu that allow me to favorite or unfavorite a metric rather than current proceedure of opening the Organize window and then dragging the metrics I want into my Favorite.

Please make this available within Discover as well.

Currently when you run a classification report in Site Catalyst and want to break down a classification by the root values you must work through the entire report menu structure. Could we get some kind of a toggle expand/collapse to quickly view the individual values within the classification?