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# Managing trackers settings
Trackers in AB Tasty collect valuable behavioral or contextual data used across experiments and personalizations. Some trackers are configurable, allowing you to tailor their usage to your specific needs.
This guide explains how to access the **Tracker Details** panel and manage the available settings.
## **Accessing the Tracker Details Panel**
To access the details of a specific tracker:
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In the AB Tasty interface, navigate to **Library → Trackers**
You’ll see a list of all trackers associated with your account, filtered by tracker type.
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Click on any tracker row to open its **details panel**
Depending on the type of tracker selected, you will find one or both of the following configuration sections:
* **General Settings**
* **Technical Settings**
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## **Managing Tracker Settings**
### General settings
This section allows you to configure high-level properties of the tracker:
* **Name**: Set or edit the tracker’s display name.
* **Context**: Add a description or contextual notes to clarify its purpose.
* **Scope Switcher**: Choose whether the tracker applies to:
* A **specific campaign**, or
* The **entire account**.
* **Campaign ID** *(if applicable)*: When scoped to a specific campaign, enter the related campaign ID.
### Technical settings
This section is available only for specific tracker types and allows for more granular configuration:
| Tracker Type | Editable field |
| ----------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| **Page Tracker** | Modify the tracker operator |
| **Custom Tracker via Data Layer** | Modify operators and trigger conditions |
| **Browsing Indicators - Exit Rate** | Modify the tracker operator |
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