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you can serve the script from your own server (what they call proxy) and it shouldn’t be noticed by adblockers

• jeroenhd 5y ago
  Most adblockers I know block Piwik and that's fully self hosted in most cases. I know because I gave it a spin and the entire interface was broken because of my adblocker. Smuggling tracking through first party proxies is certainly an easier way to avoid privacy protection systems on your customers' devices, but it's definitely not the silver bullet people want it to be.
• Seirdy 5y ago
  Adblockers are fully capable of blocking subdomains and individual scripts by name, as well as forbidding certain outbound connections. You'll probably have to use inline scripts and send data back bundled with actual data necessary for your site to run if you want to sneak past the user's defenses. But if a site has that much of an adversarial with its users, maybe it's time to stop using that site.