- Analytics Components Guide
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- Dimensions
- Dimensions overview
- Dimension compatibility
- All search page rank
- AM/PM
- Bot name
- Browser height
- Browser type
- Browser width
- Browser
- Campaigns
- Category
- Cities
- Color depth
- Connection type
- Consent management opt-in
- Consent management opt-out
- Cookie support
- Countries
- Custom link
- Customer loyalty
- Day of month
- Day of week
- Day of year
- Day
- Days before first purchase
- Days since last purchase
- Days since last visit
- Domain
- Download link
- Entry dimensions
- eVar
- eVar (Merchandising)
- Exit dimensions
- Exit link
- First touch channel
- First touch channel detail
- Hierarchy
- Hit depth
- Hit type
- Hour of day
- Hour
- Identified state
- Java enabled
- Language
- Last touch channel
- Last touch channel detail
- Marketing channel
- Marketing channel detail
- Minute
- Mobile dimensions
- Monitor resolution
- Month of year
- Month
- Operating system types
- Operating systems
- Original referring domain
- Page URL
- Page
- Pages not found
- Paid search
- Persistent cookie support
- Product
- Prop
- Quarter of year
- Quarter
- Referrer type
- Referrer
- Referring domain
- Regions
- Return frequency
- Search engine
- Search keyword
- Server
- Single page visits
- Site section
- Time prior to event
- Time spent on page
- Time spent per visit
- Tracking code
- Tracking opt-out reason
- US DMA
- US states
- Visit depth
- Visit number
- Week
- Weekday/Weekend
- Year
- Zip code
- Metrics
- Metrics overview
- Count repeat instances
- Average page depth
- Average page views per visit
- Average session length
- Average time on site
- Bot occurrences
- Bot page views
- Bounce rate
- Bounces
- Cart additions
- Cart removals
- Cart views
- Carts
- Checkouts
- Content velocity
- Custom events
- Entries
- Exits
- Identified People
- Instances
- Mobile views
- New engagements
- Occurrences
- Orders per visit
- Orders
- Page events
- Page views
- Pages not found
- People with Experience Cloud ID
- People
- Product views
- Reloads
- Revenue
- Searches
- Single access
- Single page visits
- Time spent per visit
- Time spent per visitor
- Time spent overview
- Total seconds spent
- Unidentified People
- Unique devices
- Unique visitors
- Units
- Visitors with Experience Cloud ID
- Visits
- Segmentation
- Calculated Metrics
- Calculated and Advanced Calculated (Derived) metrics
- How-to videos
- Calculated metrics workflow
- Calculated metrics workflow
- Find metrics
- Build metrics
- Build a “Page Views per Visits” metric
- Build an “Order Assists” metric
- Build a “Participation” metric
- Metric type and attribution
- Segmented metrics
- Stack and replace segments
- Filtered and weighted metrics
- Use functions
- Tag calculated metrics
- Approve calculated metrics
- Share calculated metrics
- Calculated metrics manager
- Metrics reference
- Virtual Report Suites
- Cross-Device Analytics
- Alerts
- Classifications
- Calendar events
- Scheduled reports queue
- Real-time reporting
- Marketing Channels
Browser
The ‘Browser’ dimension reports the name and version of the browser sending the hit. This dimension is useful to understanding the most common browsers visitors use. When testing new versions of your site, you can run those tests on the top browsers in this dimension to maximize quality control efforts.
Populate this dimension with data
This dimension references a lookup table internal to Adobe. The lookup value is based on the User-Agent HTTP header in image requests. If you use an AppMeasurement library (such as through tags in Adobe Experience Platform), this dimension works out of the box.
Dimension items
Dimension items include the browser names and versions used. Different versions of the same browser are separate dimension items.
Some dimension items contain "(unknown version)" instead of their version number. This dimension item references a recent browser release that Adobe has not added to their lookup tables. Since browsers frequently update, the "(unknown version)" for a given browser is common and temporary. Adobe typically updates lookup tables during monthly maintenance releases.
Changes in labeling and definition
Below is a list of changes to how browsers are represented in reporting. These changes may impact your reporting or any logic, such as segments, that depends on these values.
Removing company from browser
Starting with version 100 for Chrome, Edge and Firefox browsers, the company name will no longer appear before the browser. This could impact users if they have segment definitions based on the name of he browser. For example, a segment including a definition that "browser contains “Google” will no longer identify Chrome browsers starting with version 110.
Examples:
Version 109 of Chrome will appear as “Google Chrome 109”.
Version 110 of Chrome will appear as “Chrome 109”.
Removing the distinction between mobile and non-mobile for Chrome
Starting with Chrome 110, both mobile and non-mobile versions of Chrome will be labeled the same. Currently, mobile and non-mobile versions are separately labeled. Importantly, this changes the meaning of the name without “mobile”. “Chrome 109” is non-mobile (i.e. desktop) “Chrome 110” is mobile and non-mobile. Again, if you have segment definitions referencing “mobile” in the browser name, these may no longer work as expected. You can use use mobile segmentation and breakdowns to compare mobile to non-mobile traffic.
Examples:
Mobile Chrome 109 will appear as “Chrome Mobile 109”.
Non-Mobile Chrome 109 will appear as “Chrome 109”.
Mobile Chrome 110 will appear as “Chrome 110”.
Non-Mobile Chrome 110 will appear as “Chrome 110”.
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