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As already mentioned, the Github link is broken. Additionally, there are 3 CTAs on the featured page, all of which go to https://www.heatmap.tv/ga.html https:/
by mistersquid 9y ago
As already mentioned, the Github link is broken.
Additionally, there are 3 CTAs on the featured page, all of which go to https://www.heatmap.tv/ga.html https://www.heatmap.tv/ga.html which prompts users to login to Google Analytics.
The FAQ assures visitors who ask "Is my data safe?"
> Your data is only accessed by the browser, not by the
> Heatmap.TV server. If you are concerned about the security
> of the browser, I suggest making adding a new user to Google
> Analytics with read-only permission to just the properties
> that should be displayed.
but since the Github repo link doesn't work, visitors cannot know which properties should be read-only.
Finally, there is a Google ad featured on the FAQ for
> World Class Math Education - K-12, Here In Fremont
> Award-winning after school math program offers strong
> math curriculum. landing.russianschool.com/Mission-Viejo
which doesn't necessarily inspire confidence.
EDIT: Remove rhetorical request.
- Fileformat 9y ago> github link I'll get it working shortly, but it is a static website and all the functionality is in a single page ("ga.html"), so "view source" will show you everything that github will. > which properties should be read-only When I say "properties", I'm talking about the Google Analytics accounts, properties & views. You don't want to leave a PC/TV logged in with admin rights to GA, so the sensible thing is to add a new user just for the PC/TV with read access to the GA stuff you want to show. I sure hope people aren't looking in my awful source to try to do anything.