SanfordWhiteman

No, I do mean tracking should be disabled. Otherwise, the link is no longer a tel: link, it’s an https:link. You will have compatibility problems on some devices as a result.

Yes, always no-track mailto: and tel: links.

One option I considered was manually overriding the token at the campaign levelNot sure I understand how you’d have different values without overriding for each campaign? However, you should use a Velocity {{my.token}} for it to make things easier, not a Text {{my.token}}.

The % there doesn’t tell you where you stand vs. your subscription entitlement. Your database could have 99% marketable leads but you could be 50% over your entitlement. Like @Michael_Florin said, this setting is not available in the UI.

@Sant_Singh_Rath let’s keep discussions open on the community, offering off-list contact is against the community guidelines. Thanks!

This still isn’t enough information, but are you referring to a security report from a 3rd party? Not having CSP headers isn’t a “vulnerability” (that’s a gross misuse of the term) though it can lead to vulnerabilities. Again, more detail allows for better help.

OK. For the download attribute to be enabled (in general, not a Marketo thing) the target must be on the same origin. Where download works, it does turn off Munchkin’s unload behavior. Still curious about what you were doing to make Marketo think you were unloading the page — it’s far more common fo...

@Charlie_Davies please return and check replies.

To make sure there’s not an XY problem here, rather than jumping to “I need CSP headers” please explain exactly what you’re trying to achieve on a business and/or technical level. You also say you tried “some” meta tags — which ones?

When Munchkin believes the page is being unloaded, it unhooks click tracking. This is expected. Are you adding the download attribute to the tag? If not, you must have an event listener stopping the default behavior (which is indeed fancier than standard interaction). If you provide your URL we can look further.