How to exclude selected pages from the activity log?

How to exclude selected pages from the activity log?

Adding certain pages to the ignore list will allow not to warm up or log URLs that are not needed for caching. This can reduce load, save resources, and speed up the warming of more important pages.

Since version 2.10.0 of the Full Page Cache Warmer module we introduced a new functionality that can help to exclude selected pages from the activity log. The functionality is available as a part of an active product subscription or support subscription. You can find the 'amasty/module-full-page-cache-warmer-subscription-package’ package for installing in composer suggest. 

The 'Exclude Pages from Log' feature appears in the module's General Configuration when 'Enable Customers' Activity Log' setting is set to 'Yes': 

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