Fine-tune browser behavior during page rendering including JavaScript execution, redirect handling, and load timing.
JavaScript Control
Enable JavaScript (Default)
Allows JavaScript to execute and load dynamic content. Required for most modern websites.
Disable JavaScript
Prevents JavaScript execution. Useful for static content or reducing execution time.
Wait for JavaScript
Configure delay time (in seconds) to wait for JavaScript to finish loading content.
Redirect Handling
Control how the browser handles HTTP redirects:
Follow Redirects (Default)
Automatically follows 301/302 redirects to final destination.
Use for: Normal page tracking
Block Redirects
Stops at the first response without following redirects.
Use for: Tracking redirect behavior itself
Page Load Settings
Page Load Timeout
Maximum time to wait for page to load (in seconds).
- • Default: 30 seconds
- • Range: 10-120 seconds
- • Increase for slow-loading pages
Wait for Network Idle
Wait until network activity stops before extracting content.
- • Useful for AJAX-heavy sites
- • Ensures all dynamic content loads
- • May increase execution time
Wait for Specific Element
Wait until a specific CSS selector appears on the page.
Example: .product-loaded
Media Loading
Load Images
Enable/disable image loading to speed up execution.
Load CSS
Control whether CSS files are loaded and applied.
Load Fonts
Enable/disable web font loading.
Block Resources
Block specific resource types or URLs to speed up loading.
Common Configurations
Fast Tracking (Text Only)
Disable images, fonts, CSS • Block ads • 15s timeout
Standard Tracking
Enable all resources • Follow redirects • 30s timeout • Wait for idle
Slow/Complex Pages
Enable all resources • 60-120s timeout • Wait for specific element
Quick Tips
- • Disable images/fonts for faster text-only tracking
- • Increase timeout for slow-loading pages
- • Use network idle for AJAX-heavy sites
- • Block ads/analytics to speed up execution
