`pageview` event: display hostnames in UI

[marwie]

Hi,

I'm testing rybbit for chrome extension telemetry and product analytics.

The extension can be active on different hosts during one session.
Currently rybbit only displays the path in the session UI. However for me it would be necessary/useful to also see the hostname. E.g. see the screenshot below where the extension was active on 3 different websites (but it's not visisble in the UI unless i hover over the pathname / and check the link address in the bottom left edge of the browser)

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Good idea. I will add this!

[themiguelamador]

Pages dashboard should display full hostname for multi-tenant subdomain tracking

Description

Problem

When tracking a multi-tenant application where each tenant has their own subdomain (e.g., tenant1.app.example.com, tenant2.app.example.com), the Pages dashboard displays page paths as relative links without the hostname. This makes it impossible to navigate to the correct page since the links assume the registered site domain (app.example.com) rather than the actual subdomain where the pageview occurred.

Current Behavior

• Site registered as: app.example.com
• Actual page visited: https://tenant1.app.example.com/branches/abc123/docs/xyz
• Tracking script correctly sends: hostname: "tenant1.app.example.com"
• Dashboard displays: /branches/abc123/docs/xyz (relative link)
• Clicking the link goes to: https://app.example.com/branches/abc123/docs/xyz ❌

Expected Behavior

The Pages dashboard should display and link to the full URL including the captured hostname:

• Dashboard displays: tenant1.app.example.com/branches/abc123/docs/xyz
• Clicking the link goes to: https://tenant1.app.example.com/branches/abc123/docs/xyz ✅

Use Case

Multi-tenant SaaS applications commonly use subdomains to identify tenants. The tracking script already captures and sends the correct hostname in the payload - this data just needs to be used when rendering page links in the dashboard.

Proposed Solution

In the Pages dashboard component, when constructing the page URL for display/linking:

1. Check if the stored hostname differs from the site's registered domain
2. If different, display and link using the full hostname (e.g., https://{hostname}{pathname})
3. If same, current relative link behavior is fine

This would also be consistent with the existing "Hostname filter" feature added in v2.0.0.

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This will be released in the next version Rybbit