Site settings
Site details, installation, and feature toggles.
Everything you configure for a single site lives here: its identity, the install snippet, and the handful of features you can turn on.
Site details
The details panel shows the core facts about your site. These are read-only:
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
| Name | The display name for the site. |
| Domains | The domain(s) the tracker reports for. |
| Site ID | The site's internal identifier. |
| Privacy mode | Stateless or persistent. |
| Timezone | The timezone your reports are bucketed in. |
Privacy mode is fixed when the site is created. It is not editable afterwards. If you need to switch between stateless and persistent, create a new site. See Privacy and data for what each mode does.
Installation
The installation tab carries the snippet for every supported platform: HTML, Next.js, React, Vue, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, and Google Tag Manager. Copy the one that fits your stack. Full walkthroughs live in Install WebSight.
Feature toggles
Two features are opt-in and enabled from the dashboard:
- Web Vitals: enabled from the "Turn on Web Vitals" card. You also need
data-vitalson the snippet. See Web Vitals. - Errors: JS error capture, enabled alongside the
data-errorsattribute. See Errors.
Public sharing
The public sharing card lives in site settings too. Turn it on to create a read-only link to your dashboard, set a password, and choose which screens are visible. See Public dashboards.
Excluding traffic
There is no IP-exclusion setting. It is not needed:
- Localhost and loopback addresses are excluded by the tracker automatically, so local development never shows up.
- To exclude your own visits from a live site, set the
websight_ignoreflag in your browser. See Exclude traffic.