Do I need to add mixpanel.track code for each individual page?

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Based on the knowledge sources provided, you don't necessarily need to add mixpanel.track code for each individual page. Mixpanel offers an easier way to automatically track page views without adding individual tracking code for each page. Here's how:1. Automatic Page View Tracking: When initializing the Mixpanel JavaScript SDK, you can enable automatic page view tracking by setting the track_pageview option to true. This is done as follows:LBKSmixpanel.init('YOUR_PROJECT_TOKEN', {track_pageview: true});LBKSThis configuration will automatically track a page view event every time a new page is loaded Docs Tracking-methods > Sdks > Mixpanel SDKs: Javascript > Sending Events> .2. Instant Tracking: Mixpanel has introduced a feature called "Instant Tracking" which makes it even easier to set up page view tracking. According to the Blog The next evolution of marketing analytics> , "With our new Javascript SDK, it only takes one line of code pasted in your website's header to track every page view, with UTMs and Referrer included as properties out of the box."By using these automatic tracking features, you can avoid adding mixpanel.track code for each individual page. However, if you need to track specific events or add custom properties to your page view events, you may still need to add custom tracking code where necessary.

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