- INSERTING A TAB FOR GOOGLE FEED ON ANDROID PHONE UPDATE
- INSERTING A TAB FOR GOOGLE FEED ON ANDROID PHONE FOR ANDROID
Fill out and submit this form to request your account manager to be added to Google’s partner account on AppsFlyer. In order to grant a Google Ads team member access to your app, do the following: To be able to get these permissions and access your app, your Google Ads representative should be a team member of Google Ads’ partner account on Appsflyer.īecause of Google’s privacy requirements, Google can add new team members to its AppsFlyer partner account only when it’s explicitly requested by an advertiser. You can do this in the Google Ads configuration page under the Permission tab for each one of your apps. You can grant Google Ads permissions to access certain data in your account. Granting permissions to Google Ads team members By completing this integration and sending events to Google Ads you are able to create remarketing audience lists in Google Ads without any additional integrations. The Google Ads API integration automatically includes the Google Ads remarketing feature. 
Values without revenue: send all the parameters excluding the revenue value.
Values and revenue: send all the event parameters, including the revenue value (if exists in the event). No data (default): send only the event itself without the event value. All media sources including organic : send postbacks for events attributed to any partner and organic events. This partner only : send postbacks only when this event is attributed to this Google Ads. As is: Send the events as they are, without name mapping. Drop-down box: Select the most suitable pre-defined AppsFlyer event. Text field: Get the corresponding event ID from Google Ads. The unique name or ID of each event, as defined in Google Ads. Type it in AppsFlyer event, then click Create custom. Make sure to activate the event on a device with a non-organic installation and recheck. Tip: Don't see the event you are looking for? The name of the event, as received by AppsFlyer either from the SDK integrated into your app or from server-to-server events. Click Add event to add an SDK or server-to-server event to the list. After the integration was set successfully, you are able to change this selection for any event. Under for users from, you must select All media sources, including organic for each event to enable Google Ads to receive these events. The af_app_opened event is automatically defined and mapped to session_start (if not, add it manually). I don't personally like this, and wish there was an opt-out for this.When enabling the Google Ads in-app events mapping for an app for the first time: INSERTING A TAB FOR GOOGLE FEED ON ANDROID PHONE UPDATE
it seems like Google are able to push out experimental UI changes on-the-fly on a small number of users without requiring an app update for it, it would explain why there wasn't a lot of complaints about the lack of the open in new tab option.
INSERTING A TAB FOR GOOGLE FEED ON ANDROID PHONE FOR ANDROID
What's interesting is Chrome for Android was last updated on the 11th October. UPDATE (23 Oct): The new tab option is back. (I've also posted this to the Google Chrome community forums but I'm not hopeful of a response from the Chrome team there) The two screenshots in dark mode is my current phone, and the two screenshots in light mode is my old phone which has the Open in new tab option. Why is there a difference between the two despite being on the same build? To my surprise the Open in new tab option is there. I've also switched on my old android phone and updated Chrome on it. We have to accept the cookie prompts on sites we've visited before because of Incognito mode
We don't get a tab bar to easily go back to the Discover feed. It takes away focus from the Discover feed. There are several reasons why this is annoying: For the past week Chrome on Android no longer gives the option to open articles on the Discover feed in a new tab, the only choice we're given is to open them in an incognito tab.
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