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Website: http://www.trackjs.com/

About Us: http://www.trackjs.com/about

In Their Own Words

"Building a Better Web We built TrackJS for developers like us. We are front-end developers who constantly push to build better applications for the web. The web is amazing and powerful, but only when it works great for users. Too many web applications break on unexpected browsers or poor networks connections. TrackJS is for you. Find your bugs. Get the context to fix them fast. Build a better web."

Industry affiliations

None

What does this company do?

Website Optimization
Service or platform providing solutions toward SEO/SEM or website performance, including B2B personalization and search platforms.

What data does this company collect?

Data Collected
Anonymous: Browser Information, Cookie Data , Date/Time, Interaction Data

Pseudonymous: IP Address (EU PII)

PII: Email Address, EU- IP Address

Data Sharing
PII data is shared with 3rd parties.

Data Retention
Undisclosed

Data Use
Analytics/Measurement, Optimization

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Privacy contact

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• Email: hello@trackjs.com

Privacy policy

Privacy policy: https://trackjs.com/privacy/

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