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Scroll Depth is a Google Analytics plugin that tracks how far users are scrolling. The plugin provides native support for Universal Analytics, Classic Google Analytics, and Google Tag Manager. It can also be used with any analytics service that supports events.
All information is available on the Project Page
Bug reports and code contributions are welcome. Please see contributing.md.
There's a test HTML file that mocks the Google Analytics functions and writes the GA Event data to the console.
If you have any questions you can find me on Twitter at @robflaherty. If you need help fixing something, please provide a URL.
1.2 (7/3/20): Fixed missing gtag.js support for pixel depth and timing events
1.1 (6/26/20): Added gtag.js support
1.0 (12/8/16): Added support for customer tracker name and custom dataLayer name.
0.9.1 (4/28/16): Added support for Universal Module Definition (UMD).
0.9 (11/19/15): Removed Baseline event. Added methods to add elements, remove elements, and reset the current scroll tracking state.
0.8 (7/18/15): Added option for custom GA global. Added '__gaTracker' as auto-detected global. Added option for overriding GTM.
0.7.2 (6/8/15): Fixed bug: https://github.com/robflaherty/jquery-scrolldepth/issues/62
0.7 (11/26/14): Added custom callback for sending scroll events to non-GA services
0.6 (7/18/14): https://github.com/robflaherty/jquery-scrolldepth/issues/36
0.5 (3/1/14): Added Pixel Depth option. Added option to turn off UserTiming. Removed test mode option.
0.4.1 (2/13/14): Fixed GTM firing double events
0.4 (12/23/13): Added support for Google Tag Manager
0.3 (11/21/13): Added throttling of scroll event callback for better performance.
0.2 (11/19/13): Added support for Universal Analytics.
0.1.2 (5/29/12): Added GA User Timing events to allow time tracking for scroll points.
0.1.1 (4/12/12): Added opt_noninteraction option to GA event to avoid impacting bounce rate.
0.1 (4/7/12): Initial release.
Licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses.
FAQs
A Google Analytics plugin for measuring page scrolling.
The npm package scroll-depth receives a total of 474 weekly downloads. As such, scroll-depth popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that scroll-depth demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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