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Ah, you are right it is piwik. It was blocked by uBlock though and serves the same purpose (user tracking).
by tarr11 8y ago
Ah, you are right it is piwik. It was blocked by uBlock though and serves the same purpose (user tracking).
- nickheer 8y agoFair. I take what I think is a reasonable and respectful approach, though: it takes only a partial IP address (which I don't look at), it respects Do Not Track, it anonymizes as much as possible, and it's basically a glorified hit counter. It's pretty lightweight, it's the only analytics script I use, and it's localized rather than sending users' data to a giant company. This article should not be seen as an all-or-nothing approach. It's more the amount and type that concerns me.