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**Background** With the advent of hovercards, out classic definition of session depth might be misleading in terms of a success metric, as hovercards might cause users to read further into an article, rather than wider through a range of articles. Thus, we'd like to have a definition of "reading debt". @Tbayer suggested the following options as additions to the popups schema that might allow us to measure this **Acceptance Criteria** Investigate the possibility of adding the following to the popups schema and select the one with easier technical implementation: - Track browser scroll position - enumerating each link - more relative, but might be simpler

**Background** With the advent of hovercards, our classic definition of session depth might be misleading in terms of a success metric, as hovercards might cause users to read further into an article, rather than wider through a range of articles. Thus, we'd like to have a definition of "reading debth". @Tbayer suggested the following options as additions to the popups schema that might allow us to measure this **Acceptance Criteria** Investigate the possibility of adding the following to the popups schema and select the one with easier technical implementation: - Track browser scroll position - enumerating each link - more relative, but might be simpler

**Background** With the advent of hovercards, outour classic definition of session depth might be misleading in terms of a success metric, as hovercards might cause users to read further into an article, rather than wider through a range of articles. Thus, we'd like to have a definition of "reading debth". @Tbayer suggested the following options as additions to the popups schema that might allow us to measure this **Acceptance Criteria** Investigate the possibility of adding the following to the popups schema and select the one with easier technical implementation: - Track browser scroll position - enumerating each link - more relative, but might be simpler