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It's worth noting that the user ID sync only needs to happen once per bidder in the real-time auction that determines which ads get served - once the bidder's u
by gyardley 14y ago
It's worth noting that the user ID sync only needs to happen once per bidder in the real-time auction that determines which ads get served - once the bidder's user ID is linked to the auction provider's user ID, no more cookies need to get set.
A typical user who landed on this page as part of their normal everyday browsing wouldn't have nearly so many cookies written - because this site is being tested in isolation, it's a bit misleading.
This is probably why the parent here only saw 37 cookies, vs. the tester's 139.
- bartkappenburg 14y agoThe software acts like a first-time visitor with no set cookies and empty cache. I agree on the fact that once you're logged in, made a bid or whatever, the number of cookies written on each page load is substantially lower... :)