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How to remove the Uxify snippet from your website

Vasil Dachev avatar
Written by Vasil Dachev
Updated over 4 months ago

If you no longer want to use Uxify and need to remove our snippet, follow the steps below based on how it was added to your website.

1. Removing from a popular platform

If you installed Uxify on a platform like Shopify, WordPress, Magento, Salesforce, or BigCommerce, follow these steps:

Shopify

  1. Go to Online Store > Themes > Edit Code.

  2. Find the theme.liquid file.

  3. Locate the Uxify snippet and delete it.

  4. Save and publish your theme changes.

WordPress

  1. If added via a plugin (e.g., a header/footer injector), disable or remove the snippet in the plugin settings.

  2. If added manually, edit the header.php or footer.php file, find the script, and delete it.

Magento

  1. Log in to your Magento Admin Panel.

  2. Navigate to Content > Design > Configuration.

  3. Edit your theme and go to the HTML Head or Footer Scripts section.

  4. Locate and remove the Uxify snippet.

  5. Save changes and flush the cache under System > Cache Management.

Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC)

  1. Log into your Salesforce Business Manager.

  2. Navigate to Merchant Tools > Site Preferences > Custom Preferences.

  3. Look for any custom scripts in the Global Scripts or Head/Footer Scripts section.

  4. Remove the Uxify snippet and save changes.

BigCommerce

  1. Log in to your BigCommerce Admin Panel.

  2. Go to Storefront > Script Manager.

  3. Locate the Uxify script and delete it.

  4. Save and publish changes.


2. Removing from Google Tag Manager (GTM)

If you installed the Uxify snippet via GTM:

  1. Open Google Tag Manager.

  2. Find the tag where you added the Uxify snippet.

  3. Click on it and select Delete.

  4. Click Submit and then Publish your changes.


3. Removing from your custom website

If you manually added the snippet to your HTML:

  1. Open your website’s code editor or CMS.

  2. Locate the Uxify script inside the <head> tag.

  3. Delete the entire script block.

  4. Save and publish your changes.


Verifying the snippet is removed

To ensure the snippet is completely removed:

  • Open your website and check the page source (Ctrl + U or right-click > View Page Source).

  • Search (Ctrl + F) for "businesswebvitals.com" or the script unique ID.

  • Use the Developer Console (F12 > Network Tab > Reload) to confirm it’s not loading.

That’s it! If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team.

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