You'll only get the "maybe" hit, and never the real hit, so you can't accurately detect this on the serverside. Javascript on the page isn't run until you actu

You'll only get the "maybe" hit, and never the real hit, so you can't accurately detect this on the serverside. Javascript on the page isn't run until you actually visit the page, so that will be unaffected. I don't think this is a big issue since JS-analytics are already superior to server-side log-analysis (caching alone).