Understanding metrics interaction of Google Chrome site

Google Chrome collects metrics interactions with sites that are displayed when you enter Chrome: // Site-Eng the/in the browser's address tape. They display the user activity on the site and other signals that may affect this interaction.

"The site interaction service provides information about how interested in the site. The main signal is the user's active work on the site, but different other signals can be included (for example, whether the site has been added to the main screen)."

🚀 Google transparently explains Google Chrome interaction metrics because the Chromium project is an open source. These metrics are used for three main purposes, all of which are focused on improving the custom experience in Browser -based browsers.

• 📌 Priority of resources: resource allocation such as storage or synchronization in the background, sites with a higher level of interaction.

• 📌 Inclusion of functions: Determination of threshold values ​​to include specific browser functions (eg, application banners, auto -reproduction).

• 📌 Site sorting: Lists organization, for example, the most used sites on the New tab page or which tabs to reject when the memory ends, based on levels of interaction.

🚀 Site interaction metrics are not synchronized between the devices of one user, and they are further isolated when users are in incognito mode.