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title: WebView Tracking - WebView
description: Enable WebView tracking in your mobile app by adding the Contentsquare Web Tracking Tag on web pages called by your mobile app
lastUpdated: 12 June 2026
source_url:
html: https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/webview-tracking-tag/
md: https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/webview-tracking-tag/index.md
---
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To track WebViews in your app using Contentsquare, you'll need to configure the tracking tag and the mobile SDK to work together.
Refer to the specific guide for each mobile platform:
* 
### [iOS](https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/csq-sdk-ios/experience-analytics/track-webviews/)
* 
### [Android](https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/csq-sdk-android/experience-analytics/track-webviews/)
* 
### [Flutter](https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/csq-sdk-flutter/experience-analytics/track-webviews/)
* 
### [React Native](https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/csq-sdk-react-native/experience-analytics/track-webviews/)
## Tracking tag configuration
We support implementing the **tracking tag** via [Google Tag Manager (Custom HTML)](#google-tag-manager-custom-html) or [manually](#manual-injection).
Required trackpageview call
You **must** include a `trackPageview` command in your tag code. This call is essential to initialize and start the tracking process in WebView environments. Without this command, tracking will not function properly.
## The trackPageview command
The `trackPageview` command is a mandatory component of your WebView tracking implementation. This command:
* **Initializes the tracking session** when the page loads in the WebView
* **Enables data collection** by signaling to Contentsquare that tracking should begin
* **Must be called from the tag code** regardless of whether you use GTM or manual injection
* **Works in conjunction with the mobile SDK** to ensure proper data synchronization
The command typically follows this format:
```javascript
window._uxa.push([
"trackPageview",
window.location.pathname + window.location.hash.replace("#", "?__")
]);
```
This call should be included in every implementation method described below. (see [Track Pageviews](https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/webview-tracking-tag/track-pageviews/#trackpageview-command-differences))
### Manual injection
To set up the tracking tag on your website, add the following lines of code on every page you want to analyze, either at the end of the `` tag.
```html
```
This code creates a function which will add an asynchronous call to a script and then run the function. This is a way to avoid other elements loading being blocked on the page. This reduces the impact of the tag on your website's performance.
### Google Tag Manager (Custom HTML)
If your page loads in both a web and WebView environment, you should use a variable to determine whether the page is running in a WebView context before integrating the tracking tag. The Contentsquare Android and iOS SDK injects a `window.CS_isWebView` variable into the WebView to simplify the integration.
1. Add a new tag on your workspace. 
2. Select "Choose a tag type to begin setup…". 
3. In the list, pick the "Custom HTML" tag. 
4. Copy and paste the following code in the Tag Configuration HTML section:
```html
```
5. Select "Choose a trigger to make this tag fire…" and pick "All Pages" from the list. 
Warning
`window.CS_isWebView` is available since Contentsquare's iOS SDK 4.36.0, Android SDK 4.32.0, React Native Bridge 3.9.0 or Flutter Plugin 4.13.0. If you have a custom way of checking if the page is loaded in a WebView, replace `window.CS_isWebView` with your solution.
## Validate WebView tracking
To verify WebView tracking, refer to the documentation available for [iOS](https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/ios/track-webviews/#validate-webview-tracking) and [Android](https://docs.contentsquare.com/en/android/track-webviews/#validating-the-implementation-on-the-web-side).