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So, a dumb question. What's the easiest way to run privacy friendly analytics on static github pages? "Privacy friendly" as in unambiguously no need for cookie/

So, a dumb question. What's the easiest way to run privacy friendly analytics on static github pages? "Privacy friendly" as in unambiguously no need for cookie/gdpr permission popups. "Analytics" can be as simple as page loads per day count. Anything beyond that is a bonus.

marvinblum 3y ago
I guess you can use any JS snippet integration available. There are plenty of alternatives: https://european-alternatives.eu/category/web-analytics-services https://european-alternatives.eu/category/web-analytics-serv... I'm the co-founder of Pirsch (pirsch.io), so if you have any questions regarding analytics (any, not just ours), let me know. For our solution I can assure you that it's GDPR compliant and doesn't require a cookie consent banner.
- beefield 3y ago
  Are those typically blocked by adblockers?
  - marvinblum 3y ago
    Yes, all of them. For a non-blockable approach you can use a proxy on your own domain or by using a server-side integration. https://docs.pirsch.io/get-started/proxy https://docs.pirsch.io/get-started/proxy
alxmng 3y ago
Put it behind CloudFlare free plan. You’ll get total uniques for the domain. No hosting or JS required.