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FlatGA – A Simplified Interface for Google Analytics
- kamban 7y agoHappy to answer any questions you have.
- fevangelou 7y agoIdea: You could make this an embeddable widget (for a 12-24 USD yearly fee), ideal for CMSs like Joomla, WordPress etc. Basically an iframe with some settings page in the CMS (dead simple on both WordPress and Joomla) to store the login.
- King-Aaron 7y ago+1, I'd also be keen on it as an angular/react/etc plugin
- Gys 7y agoIf I click on the small download (?) symbol, I get a js error. Its in the 'Top pages & Referrals (Top 15)' panel.
- haecceity 7y agoDo GA users find it worrying that Firefox and edge beta are blocking GA by default now?
- tyingq 7y agoFirefox is only blocking the 3rd party cookie GA tries to set. That doesn't break the GA functionality. It still records the visit and all the data. https://www.upbuild.io/blog/firefox-google-analytics-data/ https://www.upbuild.io/blog/firefox-google-analytics-data/
- King-Aaron 7y agoThis site doesn't instill a great deal of trust in me handing over google credentials. Some more information about who you are, where you're located etc would probably be beneficial.
- ryannevius 7y agoI'm not affiliated with either product, but FlatGA uses OAuth so you're not "handing over Google credentials." The app requires explicit permissions to: (1) view your configuration information, (2) view your reports, (3) view your Google email address. You could revoke access at any time.