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title: Removing Contentsquare implementation - undefined
description: Steps to remove Contentsquare from your website
lastUpdated: 07 April 2026
source_url:
  html: https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/uninstall/web/
  md: https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/uninstall/web/index.md
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> Documentation index: https://docs.contentsquare.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

We are sorry to see you go. Find below the list of elements to be removed.

Should anything be left behind after the removal process, be assured that your site data will not be collected anymore and your site's performance won't be impacted. We automatically stop data collection for all former clients, meaning that the code in our tags doesn't get executed if your site still requests it.

## List of elements to be removed

### Removing the main tag

This is a JavaScript code that makes a call to the Contentsquare library. Unless it is self-hosted, in which case you should ask internally for the procedure to remove any third-party libraries, it should contain the definition of an `src` attribute with `//t.contentsquare.net/uxa/`.

### Removing the e-commerce tag

Note

For websites that generate and track transactions

This is a JavaScript code that is pushing to the `_uxa` array the `ecommerce:addTransaction` and `ecommerce:send` values. It is usually fired only on your confirmation page and it's tied to the transaction revenue and ID variables.

#### Removing artificial pageviews

Note

For customized implementations that required dynamic page changes (single-page applications, Angular, React, etc.) and modal windows tracking.

This is a JavaScript code that is pushing to the `_uxa` array the `trackPageview` value. It is usually tied to AJAX calls or button clicks which trigger actions to display modal windows or significant page changes (URL routing, modal windows).

#### Removing dynamic variables

Note

For customized implementations that required tracking dynamically loaded data after the page load or integrations with third parties.

This is a JavaScript code that is pushing to the `_uxa` array the `trackDynamicVariable` values. It is usually tied to AJAX calls or button clicks which trigger actions to push data to third parties, scrape the HTML source of a page or connect the Contentsquare session data with a third-party tool (analytics/AB testing)

#### Removing data attributes

Note

For customized implementations that required a tailored tracking of the DOM or Personal Data handling/masking.

There are 2 HTML attributes that may have been added to the HTML code of the website:

* `data-cs-override-id`, where the HTML tags ID structure wasn't either compatible with the Contentsquare tracking method or not spread throughout the whole site
* `data-cs-mask`, where the HTML source of the page was displaying Personal Information (Personal Data) **outside of input fields**.

## Test that nothing was left behind

1. Go on the page you want to test using Google Chrome.
2. Open the **Developers Tools** (`Ctrl`+`⇧`+`I`)
3. On the **Network** tab, filter the list with `contentsquare` and reload: the list should be empty.
4. On the **Search** tab (it can be hidden in a menu), look for `_uxa`: no result should be found.
5. On the **Search** tab, look for `data-cs-`: no result should be found.