Our tracking also comes with a few customizable settings. You can access these by going to the Website tracking settings tab.
Loading Tolerance
If the internet connection is slow, our tracking code has a security time load checker (called Loading Tolerance) that will skip it and it will not apply the changes in order not to influence at all the time load and the user experience.
This allows you to edit this setting. A higher Loading Tolerance means that we will wait for a longer time for everything to load. This might also mean that, if the script is synchronously added, we might block loading other elements for a longer period of time. It is up to you to decide how much should this value be increased. Currently you cannot set it lower than 1000ms equivalent of 1 second.
Collect location data
Controls whether the tracking application saves location data on events like: pageviews, goals, survey answers and leads. The location data is composed of city, region and country. This data can be later seen in downloaded conversions and leads lists.
Allowed origins
Is an extra security measure which, when applied, makes sure that the tracking events (pageviews, goals, survey answers and leads) are sent from the specified domains and are not faked or sent from unauthorised domains. The default value is *, which means every domain. We recommend you use specific domains. It also supports wildcard subdomains: https://*.example.com
Explore doesn’t do anything special to enforce this verification, this is done by the browser, using the Cross-Origin Resource Sharing mechanism, also known as CORS (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS)
Once you are done editing your tracking settings you can press on the Update Settings button in order to save them.
