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Then the extension would have to similarly say, on install, that it sends analytics to <fishy provider>. Which would make the user want to use them even less.
by hvis 10y ago
Then the extension would have to similarly say, on install, that it sends analytics to <fishy provider>.
Which would make the user want to use them even less.
- geofft 10y agoThere are self-hosted analytics solutions, and worst case, you can always reverse-proxy to Google Analytics. So the extension will say "MyExtension needs to comunicate with MyExtension.com" and nobody will know why. (Unless you have a manual review process, of course.)