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There's a noscript fallback. If w3counter does it's job right, people without javascript should be counted. Those who explicitely block w3counter wouldn't, but
by Wilya 14y ago
There's a noscript fallback. If w3counter does it's job right, people without javascript should be counted.
Those who explicitely block w3counter wouldn't, but that's few people, unless it's in an adblock/ghostery/... blacklist.
- phaylon 14y agoI'm using RequestPolicy, which I'd assume also hinders tracking even without being somehow explictely blocked. No idea how wide-spread those extensions are though.