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It's around 3% of my pageviews as measured by javascript (e.g. statcounter) but it's 15-20% of my pageviews as seen in my server logs. Now, we might say that th
by amitp 4y ago
It's around 3% of my pageviews as measured by javascript (e.g. statcounter) but it's 15-20% of my pageviews as seen in my server logs. Now, we might say that the server stats are wrong. But it could also be that the javascript stats are wrong, since firefox comes with tracker blocking. I don't know how to tell.
- tehbeard 4y agoOr bots disguised as firefox.
- withinboredom 4y agoHonestly, the best way to tell is to create an api endpoint that just returns a 1px gif. Add that as an img tag on your site. Then look at the server logs for that endpoint. A curl-bot probably won’t call the endpoint, only browsers that are actually rendering the page. There are bots that actually render the page and run JavaScript, but you can usually look at the request’s ASN to help determine that.