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store performed actions on the website (51)
provide functions across pages (48)
store a unique user ID (47)
store cookie consent preferences (44)
store and count pageviews (31)
store user preferences (27)
store information for remarketing purposes (26)
store time of visit (25)
store a unique session ID (22)
provide ad delivery or retargeting (20)
store if a message has been dismissed (19)
provide fraud prevention (19)
store if a message has been shown (17)
store number of visits (15)
store last visit (13)
store referrer ID's (13)
store language settings (13)
store if the user has seen embedded content (12)
store configuration (12)
store currency settings (11)
store and track visits across websites (11)
read if cookies can be placed (10)
store and track audience reach (10)
store the status of the chat (10)
store items in shopping cart (9)
store the user's usage history (9)
store browser details (9)
provide load balancing functionality (9)
provide protection against hackers (9)
read screen resolution (8)
Store logged in users (8)
store referring website (8)
store which page was visited first (7)
Provide parameters to URLs to identify the campaigns that refer traffic (7)
provide a responsive website (6)
read user IP address (6)
store account details (6)
provide admin functions (6)
store first visit to the site (6)
store location data (6)
store privacy preferences (5)
store dynamic variables from the browser (5)
store ID's of experiments and sessions for A/B testing (5)
store and track conversions (5)
Store and track interaction (4)
store anonymized statistics (4)
store used keyword and search engine (4)
read and filter requests from bots (4)
store and track the email campaign (3)
store settings (3)
store accepted cookie policy ID (3)
store last requested URL (3)
store unique visits (3)
provide the identification of trusted web traffic (3)
provide bandwidth estimations (2)
store number of service requests (2)
store a version number for updates (2)
provide access (2)
Provide the prevention of cached pages (2)
store data on the performance of content (2)
provide persistent item display functionality (2)
read to determine if the user is logged in (2)
store ad display frequency (2)
Store the calculation of days and time to purchase (2)
store and track if the browser tab is active (2)
provide a smoother scrolling experience (2)
provide spam protection (2)
store email address (2)
store likes of comments or posts (2)
store a post in the editor (2)
provide subscription service (1)
store information related to the contact form (1)
Store if a user has been excluded from a campaign (1)
provide call tracking (1)
determine which cookie banner to show (1)
provide translations (1)
store first use (1)
store and track visitor journeys through the site and classifies them into groups (1)
provide timezone (1)
pref (1)
store and track the affiliate campaign (1)
provide the hiding of the WordPress login URL (1)
store and track a visitor's identity (1)
store and read layout (1)
store email opt in (1)
store 'do not track' signals (1)
store phone numbers (1)
store payment method (1)
store name data (1)
store and record bounced visits (1)
provide a test whether the WordPress REST API is enabled and publicly accessible (1)
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