Open it
Go to Shield > Consent, click the Cookies & Storage icon for the setup, then click Scan History. Scans are run from the Site Scans panel on that page, by hand or on the Automatic Re-Scan schedule. See Declare Cookies and Storage.
Each scan is kept as a dated record that is never edited afterward. The page lists up to the 60 most recent scans for the property's scanned domain. Times show in your browser's time zone.
Scans list
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Scanned | When the scan ran |
| Pages | Pages crawled |
| Items | Cookies and storage keys found |
| Hosts | Third-party hosts the pages called |
| Changes | Baseline for the first scan, n new when the scan found items the previous one did not, or No changes |
Click a row to open that scan.
Scan detail
The header shows Pages crawled, Stored items and Third-party hosts. When the scan found something new, a chip reads "n new since previous scan" followed by the new names, and those rows are highlighted in the tables.
Stored Items
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Name | Cookie or storage key name |
| Type | Storage type, such as cookie or localStorage |
| Vendor | Recognized vendor. For an unrecognized third-party item, its domain |
| Party | First-party or Third-party |
| Pages | How many crawled pages it was seen on |
| First Seen | Date it was first seen |
Third-Party Requests
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Host | The host the page called |
| Vendor | Recognized vendor, if any |
| Requests | Number of requests to that host |
| First Seen | Date it was first seen |
What to do with a scan
Scan History is read-only. To act on findings, open the Review Queue, which compares the latest scan with your declaration.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Cause and fix |
|---|---|
| "No scans yet for this site." | No scan has completed. Click Scan Site Now on the Cookies & Storage page, or set an automatic re-scan |
| A scan you just started is missing | Scans take a few minutes. Reload the page later |
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