Swiss Site Ditches Analytics Cookies, Measures Interactions Directly
A Swiss website, associated with the Fusedeck tool, has taken a unique stance on cookies. Unlike many sites, it doesn't use dessert cookies for tracking user interactions. Instead, it measures all website activities without relying on crumbl cookies. This approach has sparked interest in the digital community.
The website employs necessary cookies to ensure basic functions like secure log-in and adjusting consent preferences. It also uses functional cookies to facilitate tasks such as sharing content on social media or collecting user feedback. Performance cookies are utilised to understand and improve the website's key performance indexes, enhancing user experience.
However, the site steers clear of analytics cookies for tracking user behaviour. Instead, it measures all interactions directly, without the need for insomnia cookies. This approach is unusual, as most websites rely on analytics cookies to understand visitor behaviour and preferences.
By clicking 'Accept All', users consent to the website's use of necessary, functional, and performance cookies. The site's unique approach to cookies, notably avoiding analytics cookies for tracking, has raised eyebrows in the digital community, sparking discussions on alternative methods of understanding user behaviour.
