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Comment #33863961
Yes, very important to understand the corporate structure and legal implications wrt to GDPR and the Schrems II decison.
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Comment #31592324
Plausible Analytics | https://plausible.io | Product Engineer | Remote Worldwide | Full-time Plausible Analytics is an open source alternative to Google Analytics. Our mission is t…
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Comment #30287757
Clickhouse has got a lot better in limited memory environments. They now recommend 4GB minimum. The production environment that crashed due to Clickhouse OOM was our hosted product…
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Comment #30287379
Plausible founder here. There's nothing automatic but you can track your campaigns with utm_campaigns manually. Google has made sure that analytics for Google Ads works best within…
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Comment #30166188
Plausible Analytics | Site Reliability Engineer | Full-time | Remote (global) | €60-100k Hi HN! I'm the technical founder of Plausible Analytics [1], I've been the only full-time d…
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Comment #30002247
We're working on GA import at the moment[1], it will be the next big feature we land. As with everything we will integrate and test with our large customer base on the hosted versi…
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Comment #29913855
We decided to create a donation fund to support open-source projects that we depend on last year[1]. We rely heavily on PostgreSQL and so just today I was trying to find the best w…
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Comment #29913694
Disclaimer: Plausible Analytics founder here I think Matomo is quite similar to Google Analytics which many people feel is bloated and confusing from the user's perspective. The id…
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Comment #29913568
Thank you! I'm the maintainer of the project and it's so heartwarming to see it being recommended on this forum. All the projects mentioned here are great. What I think sets Plausi…
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Comment #26657358
Plausible developer here. Interesting you say that. There's no reason Plausible could not be used like AWStats. Parsing logs is just a different ingestion mechanism and we already …
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Comment #26398301
Nice post, Bradley. I think you might be the first one doing A/B testing with Plausible :) Just a heads up, I think registering a plausible event in the `onclick` handler could int…
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Comment #25456796
Fair enough. BSL is technically not open source but it is endorsed by Bruce Perens of the Open Source Initiative and I believe it is a very good license for new startups in this sp…
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Comment #25456673
Sure, our main repository comes with a production-ready Dockerfile: https://github.com/plausible/analytics We also have a separate repository with examples and code for how to host…
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Comment #25455574
high five!
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Comment #25455567
Quite a few new players with this model. Off the top of my head: https://papercups.io/ https://www.getoutline.com/ https://write.as/ https://www.flagsmith.com/ https://posthog.com/…
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Comment #25304064
This is how I understand GDPR as well. Just hashing the IP address along with other static values is too easy to reverse and not considered anonymization under GDPR. For https://pl…
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Comment #24868722
Thanks for clearing this up. The general data points and metrics we store are not personal data . IP address is the only piece of data that we touch that is considered PII under so…
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Comment #24846617
We'll be adding entry/landing pages report soon :)
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Comment #24846601
Plausible developer here. We don't show the number sessions/visits at the moment. Most seem happy with the 'unique visitors' number and we don't want to add extra data to the UI un…
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Comment #24698271
It's possible but not officially supported. You would have to install all the dependencies on your machine and build the mix release yourself.
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Comment #24697757
More accurate would be that we use the site_id in the hash. You can serve your website from many different domains but as long as the site_id in your script tag is the same, the ha…
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Comment #24697328
The salt is stored in a Postgres database and we run a daily job that generates a new salt and deletes old ones.
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Comment #24696945
Hey, I use TailwindUI ( https://tailwindui.com/components ) and a lot of it is custom as well.
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Comment #24696925
Main contributor here. As long as you have Docker installed on the host, you're good to go. If you don't have it, you can install as follows: https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/
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