After installing Standard Library (as a dependency for Thread SEO changes), a new title showed up in GA4: "Redirecting" --> now 43% of all recorded pageviews. It maps to svStandardLib_redirect_interstitial.
Since the interstitial renders inside PAGE_CONTAINER, it inherits everything embedded there. On our site that means Google Tag Manager and the Mediavine ad loader both fire on a page no human ever sees. Two consequences for ad-supported sites: analytics get skewed, and ad impressions are served on a page that is never viewed, which drags down viewability, a direct CPM input.
I can work around it with a $template check, but that means depending on the internal template name.
Would it be possible to render the interstitial outside PAGE_CONTAINER, or expose a variable like $svIsInterstitial? The page is noindex and auto-submits immediately, so it doesn't really need site chrome.
Not a bug (i guess) it works as designed. Just easy to miss, and likely affects every ad-supported site using the library.