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Yes, you can see the top common pages that a cohort visits in Mixpanel. To do this, you would: 1. Create or select a cohort of users using the Cohorts feature.
2. Use the Sessions feature to analyze session data, specifically looking at the "Page View" events.
3. Break down the Page View events by the cohort you are interested in, and then by the "Current URL" or page property.This will allow you to see which pages are most commonly visited by users in that cohort. For example, you can break down the "Session Start" or "Page View" events by the "Current URL" property and filter or segment by your cohort to identify the most common landing or visited pages for that group of users. This approach is supported by Mixpanel’s ability to break down events by properties and cohorts, as described in the documentation: > "The Session Start event automatically inherits certain properties from the first event in the session... Breaking down by the Current URL property tells you which pages are the most common landing pages for a session..."
"You can create a cohort on the Users page by generating filtering criteria. Once a cohort is created, you can save it and use it to group and filter data in other Mixpanel reports."
