Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/AdobeDocs/analytics.en into main

adobe-bot · adobe-bot · commit 102f17ea8a57 · 2026-04-10T21:43:44.000Z
diff --git a/help/technotes/cookies/cookies.md b/help/technotes/cookies/cookies.md
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 * The Analytics legacy ["s_vi" cookie](https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/core-services/interface/ec-cookies/cookies-analytics.html) when it is configured with first-party data collection using a CNAME
 * The Analytics legacy ["s_fid" cookie](https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/core-services/interface/ec-cookies/cookies-analytics.html), which is the fallback cookie used when "s_vi" cannot be set
 
-#### What is the impact of ITP to Safari for Analytics?
+#### What is the impact of ITP to Safari for Analytics? 
 
 The impact of the ITP limitations can vary significantly, depending on your users' behavior. Only visitors who use an ITP-impacted browser (for example, Safari) and return after a seven-day absence are affected. If visitors do not use an ITP browser or return within seven days, they are unaffected. It is important to review your own data in Analytics to understand the extent of the impact of this limitation. For tips on how to measure the impact to your sites, see "[How can I determine if Safari changes affect my business?](#measure-itp-effect)"
 
diff --git a/help/technotes/ga-to-aa/home.md b/help/technotes/ga-to-aa/home.md
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 * [Create Conversions reports in Adobe Analytics](reports/conversions-reports.md)
 
 After learning to pull reports, understanding [processing and architecture differences](processing-differences.md) can help reconcile the different numbers obtained between platforms. An [FAQ](faq.md) is also available.
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+## External links
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+* [Terminology comparison between Adobe Analytics and Google Analytics](https://yuhuisdatascienceblog.blogspot.com/2020/05/adobe-analytics-and-google-analytics.html): "cheat sheet" table that lists equivalent dimensions, metrics, and other terminologies in Adobe Analytics and Google Analytics.
