
Michael Roosz developed a new feature for the matomo-org/matomo repository, focusing on enhancing cookie management within the JavaScript tracker. He introduced a method to cap the length of the referral URL stored in cookies, addressing potential issues with cookie overflow and improving data reliability. By implementing setReferrerUrlMaxLength and integrating it into the tracker’s configuration, Michael ensured that referral data remains accurate while reducing unnecessary cookie overhead. He also created comprehensive unit tests to validate the truncation logic and configuration, demonstrating a solid understanding of JavaScript, web tracking, and testing practices. The work addressed privacy and data quality concerns effectively.

Month 2025-09 — Delivered a new capability in the JavaScript tracker to cap the length of the referral URL stored in cookies, improving data quality and cookie reliability across deployments. The change reduces cookie overhead on referrals while maintaining accurate referral data and aligns with privacy considerations.
Month 2025-09 — Delivered a new capability in the JavaScript tracker to cap the length of the referral URL stored in cookies, improving data quality and cookie reliability across deployments. The change reduces cookie overhead on referrals while maintaining accurate referral data and aligns with privacy considerations.
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