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Nonsense. Users can very likely block Google Analytics on your site with ease, and without impacting the rest of your site's functionality. That's not necessari
by PommeDeTerre 13y ago
Nonsense. Users can very likely block Google Analytics on your site with ease, and without impacting the rest of your site's functionality. That's not necessarily the case when more critical content is served from Google's servers.
Regardless of what your privacy policy states, the responsible thing to do is to at least give your users the option of opting out of such tracking by third-parties, all while still leaving your site usable.
- UnoriginalGuy 13y agoIf Google's CDN is unavailable it falls back to a local copy we host. Inline with this example: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5257923/how-to-load-local-script-files-as-fallback-in-cases-where-cdn-are-blocked-unavai http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5257923/how-to-load-local...
- nly 13y ago> the responsible thing to do is to at least give your users the option of opting out of such tracking by third-parties Reddit do this. You can choose to load their js from their own servers rather than a CDN.