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I mentioned that: > this is Germany, generally far higher FF usage But the interesting part is not how much FF has here, but how much GA undercounts it.
by Semaphor 3y ago
I mentioned that:
> this is Germany, generally far higher FF usage
But the interesting part is not how much FF has here, but how much GA undercounts it.
- culi 3y agoYeah it's interesting. I wonder if it's done on purpose or if it has to do with the way bots/crawlers are counted
- Semaphor 3y agoSee parent. The default in FF is to shim the GA script
- hnbad 3y agoAlso GA requires opt-in in the EU (even if some sites try to be clever and illegally make it harder to refuse than to accept) whereas presumably their first-party tracking is done in such a way consent is not necessary (e.g. sufficient anonymization that a data point can not be correlated with the user it originated from). Presumably FF users are more likely not to consent by default to begin with.