it is pretty easy to unblock 1. host the analytic js on your own domain 2. and/or rename it at the very worst you can do the analytic tracking server side

it is pretty easy to unblock 1. host the analytic js on your own domain 2. and/or rename it at the very worst you can do the analytic tracking server side, I know that because I had to do it to track RESTful API usage as json/xml can not allow you to embed the ga.js eg. 1. read a _ga cookie, if it does not exists create it 2. not fan of it but you can make it more persistent with a session (I know, opposite to the idea of stateless with REST) 3. and use the measurement protocol (universal analytics) server side which is trivial to implement here an example in PHP http://pastebin.com/PQCRcJXq http://pastebin.com/PQCRcJXq