Track only if ISP (name)

Nobody has claimed this yet.

Because, there are more Bots as in the 5 Cloud IP list, and this are also not detectable via the User Agent `navigator.userAgent` or the information inside the `navigator.userAgentData`.

My experiences with this matter is, that most of this kind of bots have a "Direct view" and less seconds "Visit duration".

To exclude this bots, a filter rule with user setted settings is needed like.

Exclude Viewer with (example):
Direct View = true
Visit Duration < 10 seconds

```
// setting:
$tsp_filter_start_seconds = get_tsp_filter_start_seconds(); // example: 10 seconds
$tsp_filter_direct_view = get_tsp_filter_direct_view(); // example: true

$view_visit_duration = get_view_visit_duration(); // example: 5 seconds

$track_bool = true;

if (($tsp_filter_direct_view === true) && ($view_visit_duration < $tsp_filter_start_seconds)) {
$track_bool = false;
}

if ($track_bool === true) {
// track the visit
} else {
// don't track the visit
// the example is here, because:
// direct view: true
// start seconds: 10
// visit duration: 5
}
```

Furthermore, expand this filter:

Exclude Viewer with (example):
Direct View = false / true
Referrer = Google / Bing / Wikipedia
Visit Duration < x seconds

So, if the referrer is "Google" and the Visit Duration is less than x seconds: dont' track.
This prevent tracking of speedy Website-Hopper (Google → Website[1] →back to Google → Website[2] →back to Google → Website[3] →back to Google ... ).

Start by reviewing the issue's proposed direct-view, referrer, and visit-duration conditions, including the named get_tsp_filter_start_seconds() and get_tsp_filter_direct_view() settings. Trace how the plugin currently decides whether to track a visit. Done means configurable rules can exclude visits using the requested combinations without tracking them.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.