Cookie reStore tag
Stape created Cookie reStore tag for server Google Tag Manager to pass cookies from domainA.com to domainB.com. When you need to store user identifiers and their cookies in Firebase and restore them - our tag might be the best solution. There are no restrictions on the type of user identifier and it's number. It could either be an email address or some other kind of unique identifies, like user ID in the CRM, cookie, etc.
Cookie reStore tag benefits:Copy link to this section
- Can be used for cross-domain and cross-browser tracking.
- Setting correct UTM tags
- It helps to store and extract cookies of the same user
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Relevant blog posts
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