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This is highly inaccurate. The author is using Plausible via a proxy but Google Analytics directly (a very biased way to do things). Secondly, PiHole, uBlock o
by randomperson_24 5y ago
This is highly inaccurate. The author is using Plausible via a proxy but Google Analytics directly (a very biased way to do things).
Secondly, PiHole, uBlock origin and most other adblockers also block Plausible analytics (there are discussions on their own Github Issues regarding it). If you are proxying Plausible to get accurate readings, same should be done with GA.
- robin_reala 5y agoI don’t read this as Plausible vs GA but server-side anything (including a GA proxy) vs client-side GA. in that case, it doesn’t seem like these figures should be wildly wrong.
- cwizou 5y agoThey definitely did, this is not a GA vs server side comparison. From the source : > I compared stats between Plausible Analytics and Google Analytics.