Design Better Journeys With Device and Browser Context
See which device platforms and browsers appear most often in recorded link activity, then prioritize the experiences your audience is more likely to use.
- Device Platform
- Browser Data
- Aggregate Signals
- Paid Feature
Prioritize the experiences your link audience actually uses
Device platform and browser breakdowns help teams see how recorded link activity is distributed across common access environments. When a large share arrives through mobile platforms or a particular browser, you can prioritize representative testing for the destination experience.
These breakdowns are part of advanced analytics on eligible paid plans. The current dashboard reports device platform and browser categories; it does not promise screen resolution, operating-system version, hardware identity, or a profile for each individual visitor.
Start With the Signal, Then Add the Context
Compare recorded device platform activity
Review browser distribution for your links
Use aggregate signals to prioritize experience testing
Access device and browser detail on eligible paid plans
How It Works
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Select a representative period
Review a window with enough activity and avoid drawing conclusions from a campaign that targeted only one device environment.
- 2
Compare device and browser shares
Look for large, persistent patterns rather than reacting to small differences between categories.
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Test the destination
Use real devices or reliable browser testing to verify layout, speed, forms, and primary actions.
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Measure the result elsewhere
Use destination analytics and usability testing to confirm whether a technical change improves outcomes.
Turn technical context into focused QA
Device and browser activity should guide testing priority, not become a substitute for direct compatibility testing.
Keep mobile first
Ensure tap targets, copy, forms, and loading behavior remain usable on common mobile journeys.
Test more than the leader
A dominant browser does not justify breaking the experience for smaller but meaningful audience segments.
Respect aggregate boundaries
Use categories for experience planning and avoid describing them as a personal visitor profile.
Frequently Asked Questions about s.id Analytics
Eligible paid plans can show recorded device platform and browser categories. The current dashboard does not promise screen resolution or operating-system version reporting.
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