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You can search there for someone's name for example.
Actually yesterday I had a visitor from a forum thread and in my Visitors' tab it appeared as Came from: "proz.com". And the proz.com link referred to a forum post of mine.
Since there is a Came from: "Forum" and it is also clickable, I was wondering how this "proz.com" differs from the "Forum" visit?
Bests,
Katalin
[Edited at 2018-09-27 12:53 GMT]
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Mirko Mainardi Italy Local time: 11:28 Member English to Italian
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Not sure
Sep 27, 2018
Katalin Szilárd wrote:
Mirko Mainardi wrote:
As per subject, I just noticed a (non clickable) "ProZ Search" in the "Came From" column of my "Vistitors" tab. What's that?
You can search there for someone's name for example.
Actually yesterday I had a visitor from a forum thread and in my Visitors' tab it appeared as Came from: "proz.com". And the proz.com link referred to a forum post of mine.
Since there is a Came from: "Forum" and it is also clickable, I was wondering how this "proz.com" differs from the "Forum" visit?
Hi Katalin. I just tried that (from a non logged in session), but the visit from the search page you linked shows as coming from "Direct Link/Unknown"... and that's weird too, as that definitely came from "proz.com"...
[Edited at 2018-09-27 13:01 GMT]
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