Outgoing postback throttling and other updates

New Features

We added an
outgoing postback probability
feature to traffic sources > advanced settings. Now you can throttle postbacks to your traffic source. For example, you can set a value of 70 to only send 70% of events to the source (useful in cases where you send events but not revenue and want to throttle things to manipulate algorithms).
Added "Initial Referrer" attribute to condition nodes. This will be the referrer from the initial (traffic source) entrance, whereas the "Referrer" attribute uses whatever is in the most recent request info.

Improvements

Made some changes to the app to hopefully make updates more streamlined with purging of old data
Fixed the device language attribute in conditions to now work more reliably. Additionally, the attributes like "All English" now work correctly, matching for en-US, en-GB, etc.
The Tracking Field attribute in conditions now checks URL buffer data, allowing you to route by URL parameters you have passed into links/action URLs that are not part of the traffic source's data
Additional tokens set in node settings now get pushed to the accumulated URL parameter buffer, overwriting existing fields and these are then accessible with {data-xxx} tokens
Updated our Clickbank templates and guide documents as they now support postbacks. No need to use the old archaic IPN, yay!
Added a new check for user-agent changes if a session cookie is provided, and if so, create a new session. This specifically applies to TikTok/Pangle traffic where we see odd session sharing across independent users (possibly some weird thing they are doing with a proxy app in the middle).
Improved tracking of direct navigation between pages with JS, which is now less likely to lose the session.

Bug fixes

We found an issue where custom events were not appearing in the conversion tracking section if you didn't have aliases set. This is now fixed, sorry for that one!
Fixed Kosovo country code, which was not listed and returning errors