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Or for the mildly more paranoid, block it entirely; just add the following to /etc/hosts: 127.0.0.1 www.google-analytics.com 127.0.0.1 ssl.google-analytics

• Rauchg 16y ago
  If you're really paranoid you could be worried about the domain changing anytime.
  • ggrot 16y ago
    Not likely since the j/s is hard-coded into website templates. Even if they did change the domain, very few websites would have the new domain for awhile.
• enomar 16y ago
  Doesn't that slow down and/or break a bunch of sites?
  • davidu 16y ago
    not if you have a server on 127.0.0.1:{80,443}
  • zsouthboy 16y ago
    You should get an immediate Connection Refused if there's no one listening on 80/443.
    • enomar 16y ago
      That still may break sites if the variables that ga.js defines are used outside of a try/catch.