Hotjar Analyse analytics

Service Metadata

Database-Identifier
hotjar
Description We use Hotjar to analyze user behavior on our website.
Provider-Domains (Pattern or Regex)
  • .hotjar.com

Related Cookies (9)

Cookie-Name

^_hjSessionUser_.*

Description Set when a user first lands on a page. Persists the Hotjar User ID which is unique to that site. Hotjar does not track users across different sites. Ensures data from subsequent visits to the same site are attributed to the same user ID.
Regex Yes
Lifetime N/A
Cookie-Name

^_hjSession_.*

Description Holds current session data. Ensures subsequent requests in the session window are attributed to the same session.
Regex Yes
Lifetime N/A
Cookie-Name

^_hjIncludedInSessionSample_.*

Description Set to determine if a user is included in the data sampling defined by your site's daily session limit.
Regex Yes
Lifetime N/A
Cookie-Name

_hjFirstSeen

Description Identifies a new user’s first session.
Regex No
Lifetime N/A
Cookie-Name

_hjHasCachedUserAttributes

Description Enables us to know whether the data set in _hjUserAttributes Local Storage item is up to date or not.
Regex No
Lifetime N/A
Cookie-Name

_hjUserAttributesHash

Description Enables us to know when any User Attribute has changed and needs to be updated.
Regex No
Lifetime N/A
Cookie-Name

_hjUserAttributes

Description Stores User Attributes sent through the Hotjar Identify API.
Regex No
Lifetime N/A
Cookie-Name

hjViewportId

Description Stores user viewport details such as size and dimensions.
Regex No
Lifetime N/A
Cookie-Name

hjActiveViewportIds

Description Stores user active viewports IDs. Stores an expirationTimestamp that is used to validate active viewports on script initialization.
Regex No
Lifetime N/A

Application programming interface

Cookie Database for API users

The CodingFreaks Cookie Manager delivers presets for your Services per API, 

you can download the static presets or use the official free API endpoint to fetch custom data.

FAQ: Cookie Database

What is the CodingFreaks Cookie Database?

The CodingFreaks Cookie Database is a searchable directory of web services and their associated cookies. It provides information about cookies used by popular services like Google Analytics, Facebook, Microsoft Clarity, and many more - helping you understand what data is collected and why.

Who is the Cookie Database for?

It's designed for website owners, developers, data protection officers, and anyone who needs to understand or document the cookies and services used on their website especially for GDPR compliance.

What information does the Cookie Database provide for each service?

For each service, the database lists the associated cookies, their purpose, category (e.g., Analytics, Advertising, Required), and additional details to help you stay GDPR-compliant.

Is there an API available for the Cookie Database?

Yes. CodingFreaks offers a free API endpoint that allows developers to fetch cookie data programmatically. This is ideal for integrating cookie information into your own CMS or service stack. Swagger documentation is available for custom or advanced implementations.

Can I use the Cookie Database offline or on an intranet?

Yes. For environments without external connectivity, CodingFreaks provides downloadable preset files so you can use the cookie data locally or on an intranet.

Is the Cookie Database free to use?

Yes, the Cookie Database and the API endpoint are free to use. They are part of the CodingFreaks toolset designed to help you manage cookies and GDPR compliance.

How can I contribute to the Cookie Database?

If you notice a missing service or cookie, you can contribute by contacting the CodingFreaks team directly. There is a "Contribute" option available on the Cookie Database page.

Florian Eibisberger

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