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févr. 28, 202311:13 AM - modifié févr. 28, 202311:16 AM
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February 2023 Rollup
February 2023 updates include new API endpoints for Goals, Snowflake updates, Multi-Currencies for app listings, and a performance update for the Script Loader.
Customers who do not have their Snowflake account within the same region as HubSpot’s Snowflake account will now have access to theV2_LIVE schema. Updates to this schema can take up to 15 mins in order to process. TheV2_DAILY schemawill remain unaffected by this change and will continue to be updated every day.
App Marketplace: Multi-Currencies for App Listings
App Marketplace partners are now able to list their applications in international currencies.
New Goals Public API
You can now make read requests for Goals data. Updating and creating goals via API is not possible at this time.More information on the Goals API.
Script Loader Performance Update
HubSpot’s script loader, the file loaded when the HubSpot tracking code is embedded, previously loaded and executed embedded scripts before the webpage window was loaded and ready for interaction this may cause performance issues including blocking page rendering.
Now the script loader will load and execute render blocking embedded scripts only when the user interacts with the webpage. This change affects Popup Forms, Collected Forms, Feedback (Surveys), and Conversations.
Embedded scripts that are required to execute on window load, like CTA's, Cookie Banner and Analytics, are not impacted.
This change should positively impact performance for all sites using the HubSpot tracking code.
Hi, good steps forwawrd on the script loading @dennisedson .
We are currently implementing CSP on our website. We would like to get rid of using inline styles. Is there way or workaround of not loading inline styles for example on the chat widget? If there is a CDN CSS we could use or some other option. Then we can get rid of the 'unsafe-inline' directive in style-src.