Where does Google recommend changing the name of the script? The author claims that they do, but their link just recommends self-hosting the script. In Google's

Where does Google recommend changing the name of the script? The author claims that they do, but their link just recommends self-hosting the script. In Google's recommended JS, the path is exactly the same, only the hostname is different ("www.googletagmanager.com" replaced with "<DOMAIN NAME>"). Self-hosting by itself might make blocking marginally more difficult, but there are other reasons to do it: - Browsers these days segment caches by origin, so there's no caching benefit to using Google as a CDN. - With HTTP2, a first-party request is likely to immediately go through an existing (multiplexed) connection, saving a handshake. - It's arguably better for privacy, as users and legislators seem to be concerned about links to Google leaking IPs (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30135264 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30135264).