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   by lindesvard 2y ago

   Noted
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   by lindesvard 2y ago

   I have plans to support this!
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   by lindesvard 2y ago

   Great points
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   by lindesvard 2y ago

   A bit more factors tbh. User agents have browser, version etc. iPhone in New York block still have different IP, versions etc But I hear you, it’s better than cookies and that’s the entire point. You can also provide a user id, more info he
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   by lindesvard 2y ago

   When* Before beta is over it’ll be easily self-hosted. But since it free now there is no need for self-hosting. Will make it easy to export/import your events between instances
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   by lindesvard 2y ago

   Correct! Currently no batching but no need to make things complicated for now. Can extend the current redis queue to batch request or clickhouse batch engine. Looking forward to have these problems hehe. Please DM if you want to chat about
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   by lindesvard 2y ago

   You'll never know any returning users after salt changes. This is the hole point with privacy first. But you have options tho. Compared to other tools that is privacy first, you can actually pass your own user id. You can get this ID f
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   by lindesvard 2y ago

   So you can start by using the beta if you want to try it. I dont think I'll take any money until after summer (I have no rush here) Currently the pricing looks like this: No tiers, you get everything. You only pay for events. So everyt
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   by lindesvard 2y ago

   Thanks! Similar to how Plausible is doing. Each user gets a unique identifier which is based on `hash(domain+useragent+ip+salt)` (the salt is generated each day).
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    Show HN: Openpanel – An open-source alternative to Mixpanel(github.com)

    244 points by lindesvard 2y ago|99 comments
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    by lindesvard 2y ago

    Building openpanel.dev which is a bit more advanced then plausible. In reality it’s an opensource alternative to Mixpanel but so liked plausible so much so added all their features as well. It’s opensource and you can self-host it.
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    by lindesvard 2y ago

    All these are great but I was lacking more advanced features from them. So I created openpanel.dev which is a combo of Plausible and Mixpanel. Privacy focused as well! Check it out https://openpanel.dev