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Basically. Except that htaccess logs won't correctly track page visits on your fancy react page, so you still need a bit of JavaScript. And once you have that
by wongarsu 3y ago
Basically. Except that htaccess logs won't correctly track page visits on your fancy react page, so you still need a bit of JavaScript.
And once you have that you can also track visit time a bit better, or track goal conversions like how often people click some specific button. But other than that it's basically a more modern webalizer.
- qingcharles 3y agoAnd Plausible won't correctly track visits for users who block their JavaScript :) Also, last year I found a bug in Plausible's script which silently stops it working on some pages, so your data won't be accurate in those scenarios either.