App + Web – This is a big difference with Universal

This is a big difference with Universal Analytics, because GAv2 has a unique event flow in which the parameters sent with the name of the event determine how the data is displayed in the reports. You can click on data_loaded event settings to see what type of information you are sending to Google Analytics. However, I am sure that these concerns will be addressed before Google Analytics: The App+Web has almost run out of beta, but one thing is certain: it is not Universal Analytics. No, this is a new web traffic measurement model that makes it easy to be compatible with Google Analytics for Firebase, which you may already have in your applications. First, scroll down and see the event being sent to Google Analytics. Due to these limitations, I strongly recommend that you do not interrupt the collection of data from Universal Analytics and only submit data to Google Analytics: App+Web Property. It remains to be seen whether this platform will replace Universal Analytics, but conceptually it is difficult to justify future maintenance versions or features of Universal Analytics when it comes to this clear new measurement model. We are not talking about a charming way to make synthesis reports between Google Analytics for Firebase and Universal Analytics, nor about an extension of Universal Analytics. However, it remains to be seen to what extent a change of context is mentally necessary to understand how Google Analytics use cases are handled: App+Web are similar to Universal Analytics. I think that the measurement model for the user and the event is superior to the highly aggregated and session model of Google Analytics. Once you click on Create Project and the process is complete, you can go to Google Analytics to find your new App+Web feature in the account you selected. You can then spy on your browser’s submitted network requirements or use the Google Analytics debugging extension to see how the library sends the results to Google Analytics. According to the documentation, you should be able to define all event parameters in the security tag configuration areas if you want these event parameters to be sent when a result uses the same measurement ID. This works in the same way as the Google Analytics configuration variable, as you only need to configure the crawler parameters once and they are then applied to all tags that use the configuration tag.