Previously, it was triggering on any load of the page that has a non-logged-in user, however, this means that the unique identifier for each logged out user gets reset on any reload of the Provider (usually a refresh of the page)
This means that non logged in visitors will create 1 user entry in posthog per session, rather than page visit.
Previously, it was triggering on any load of the page that has a non-logged-in user, however, this means that the unique identifier for each logged out user gets reset on any reload of the Provider (usually a refresh of the page)
This means that non logged in visitors will create 1 user entry in posthog per session, rather than page visit.