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HTTP logging is what an HTTP server does. It doesn't require JavaScript. Fetching a resource with "HTTP Access Logs" enabled on a server will indicate the what
by foxhop 6y ago
HTTP logging is what an HTTP server does. It doesn't require JavaScript. Fetching a resource with "HTTP Access Logs" enabled on a server will indicate the what and who, if configured properly. The logs typically end up in a file on the server's filesystem.
- thehappypm 6y agoThanks for clarifying — but this doesn’t seem particularly useful for many types of tracking. Measuring things like bounces, scroll depth, engagement on modules, etc, require logging post-load.