| What exactly dose the __utmb cookie contain? | Kazuma | 4/30/12 6:04 AM | Hello, I have been set upon the task of writing detailed information about all the cookies used on our website to be shown for the visitors. One thing I have to obtain about the cookies is what data they contain. I think I have a correct picture of |
| Re: What exactly dose the __utmb cookie contain? | Caleb Whitmore @AnalyticsPros | 4/30/12 7:30 AM | UTMB is for session control. I believe the spec is: [domain hash].count of hits in that session].[rate limiter - I *think*].[timestamp of current session] - Sessions are limited to 500 hits across all trackers run against the cookie set used for th |
| Re: What exactly dose the __utmb cookie contain? | Kazuma | 5/2/12 1:29 AM | Hello Caleb, Thank you for the answer! Would it not be kinda weird to put any kind of flood protection on the client side? Then if you wanted to flood/spam you could manipulate that value and keep sending hits? Regards Kazuma |