webflow-browser-api
About webflow-browser-api
webflow-browser-api is a reference skill for developers using the JavaScript Browser API on Webflow sites with Analyze or Optimize enabled. It covers consent, experiment events, and visitor attributes.
Key features
- 01Manage visitor tracking consent
- 02Receive experiment variation events
- 03Set custom visitor attributes
- 04Search references by tag or keyword
Use cases
- 01Configure tracking consent
- 02Forward experiment results to analytics tools
- 03Filter audiences and results by visitor attributes
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ 224-industries/ webflow-skills --skill webflow-browser-apiAfter installing, type/webflow-browser-apiin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
references/attributes.mdconsent-management.mdintroduction.mdoptimize-overview.mdvariations.mdwf-ready.mdscripts/search_references.pyDetails
From the project READMEWebflow Browser API
The Browser API is a JavaScript interface exposed via the global wf object on all Webflow sites with Analyze and Optimize enabled. It requires no manual installation. Use it to manage consent, track experiments, and personalize user experiences.
Key Concepts
- Global
wfobject — Automatically available on all sites with Analyze or Optimize enabled wf.ready()— All Browser API calls must be wrapped in this readiness callback. Seereferences/wf-ready.md- Consent management — Three methods to manage tracking consent:
getUserTrackingChoice(),allowUserTracking(),denyUserTracking() - Variations — Track experiment results via
onVariationRecorded()and forward to analytics tools - Custom attributes — Set visitor attributes via
setAttributes()for audience targeting and result filtering (Enterprise only)
API Methods
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
wf.ready(callback) | Execute code after the Browser API loads |
wf.getUserTrackingChoice() | Returns "allow", "deny", or "none" |
wf.allowUserTracking(options?) | Opt user into tracking |
wf.denyUserTracking(options?) | Opt user out of tracking |
wf.onVariationRecorded(callback) | Register a callback for variation events |
wf.setAttributes(scope, attributes) | Set custom visitor attributes |
Important Notes
- The Browser API is only available on sites with Webflow Analyze or Optimize enabled
- Custom JavaScript attributes (
setAttributes) are only available on Enterprise sites - Always wrap all API calls inside
wf.ready()to prevent calls before initialization - Place scripts in
<head>custom code for earliest possible execution
Reference Documentation
Each reference file includes YAML frontmatter with name, description, and tags for searchability. Use the search script in scripts/search_references.py to find relevant references.
Getting Started
- references/introduction.md: Overview, capabilities, placement options, getting started
- references/wf-ready.md:
wf.ready()API reference
Consent Management
- references/consent-management.md: Consent APIs, CMP integrations (OneTrust, TrustArc, CookieYes), custom consent solutions
Optimize
- references/optimize-overview.md: Optimize overview and quickstart
- references/variations.md: Variations concept and
onVariationRecorded()API reference - references/attributes.md: Custom attributes and
setAttributes()API reference
Searching References
# List all references with metadata
python scripts/search_references.py --list
# Search by tag (exact match)
python scripts/search_references.py --tag <tag>
# Search by keyword (across name, description, tags, and content)
python scripts/search_references.py --search <query>
Scripts
scripts/search_references.py: Search reference files by tag, keyword, or list all with metadata