Google Certified Click Tracker

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We have our own 3 Google Certified Click Tracker. On Google search when Customer right click and open in new TAB. Click is passing via cloaking url. But when clicking on same window it's going directly to Final URl. We have contacted support. They say there is no Parallel tracking enabled.
 
On each account, you need then a certificate for this, no matter if you have certified click tracker
 
On each account, you need then a certificate for this, no matter if you have certified click tracker
Are you new to google ads. I have never ever heard such novis anwser.
 
We have our own 3 Google Certified Click Tracker. On Google search when Customer right click and open in new TAB. Click is passing via cloaking url. But when clicking on same window it's going directly to Final URl. We have contacted support. They say there is no Parallel tracking enabled.
This sounds like a redirect behavior mismatch based on how the browser handles right-click vs normal click. When someone right-clicks and opens in a new tab, most browsers don’t allow JavaScript to run. So if your cloaking tracker uses JS-based redirection (like window.location or meta refresh), it won’t trigger. Instead, the raw URL loads—which in your case is the cloaked tracker.


But on a normal left-click, JS runs and your script likely bypasses the cloaker and sends users straight to the final URL.


Solution: check how your cloaker is built. If it's JS-based, switch to server-side 302 or 307 redirects. That way, both right-click and left-click act the same. Also confirm your ad’s final URL and display URL match policy-wise—Google is sensitive to inconsistent redirect behavior, especially if the click tracker domain isn’t pre-approved. If you're running through an agency account, this stuff is handled much cleaner.
 
This sounds like a redirect behavior mismatch based on how the browser handles right-click vs normal click. When someone right-clicks and opens in a new tab, most browsers don’t allow JavaScript to run. So if your cloaking tracker uses JS-based redirection (like window.location or meta refresh), it won’t trigger. Instead, the raw URL loads—which in your case is the cloaked tracker.


But on a normal left-click, JS runs and your script likely bypasses the cloaker and sends users straight to the final URL.


Solution: check how your cloaker is built. If it's JS-based, switch to server-side 302 or 307 redirects. That way, both right-click and left-click act the same. Also confirm your ad’s final URL and display URL match policy-wise—Google is sensitive to inconsistent redirect behavior, especially if the click tracker domain isn’t pre-approved. If you're running through an agency account, this stuff is handled much cleaner.
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Sounds like click tracking behaves differently on new tabs versus same-window clicks; Google confirmed parallel tracking isn’t the cause.
 
Right-click opens new tab, so click might bypass your tracker—check your tracker or redirect setup.
 
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