Couldflare and privacy ... good joke ;)
I think it's definitely better than Google Analytics. It also does not require cookies, so you don't need to display the GDPR banner.
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Re: Cloudflare’s privacy-first Web Analytics is now available for everyone
#42Can you have multiple trackers set up? I get the same tracking code for each domain I try every time I set it up, which isn't great for keeping relations between websites private. The token makes it seem like it's per-user rather than a general one everyone gets.
(PM for Cloudflare Analytics here.) At launch, we just support one token per account. We are already working on supporting multiple analytics tokens in one account though!
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Yes. It's really free. Sign up is here: https://dash.cloudflare.com/sign-up/web-analytics
It’s currently broken. I have a free account and wanted to have a look at it. First it didn’t show at all in my dashboard, after a while it showed up, and I was able to complete onboarding and look at the (empty) results page. When I then refreshed it, I got 404 and now the web analytics button is gone again.
Tired of this broken all green 'status pages'. :(
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I think it's definitely better than Google Analytics. It also does not require cookies, so you don't need to display the GDPR banner.
Until they update the GDPR to prevent cookieless tracking.
No need. Cookies are irrelevant, tracking is. Cookieless tracking already falls under the GDPR. This doesn’t seem to track users so it’s fine.
Re: Cloudflare’s privacy-first Web Analytics is now available for everyone
#45As much as I applaud every alternative to Google services, I would think about these kind of analytics twice when running any kind of developer-centric service. Chance is that your target audience is running an adblocker / DNS blocker of some sort and that this will heavily skew the analytics results: The absolute numbers will be a lot lower and you will only capture folks not savvy enough for adblockers. I removed a…
Re: Cloudflare’s privacy-first Web Analytics is now available for everyone
#46What will be its key advantage over Google Analytics? Privacy and speed?
Since it does not require cookies, you don't need to display the GDPR consent banner. I think it's a good solution for small side projects when you don't need very accurate analytics.
Marketers sadly don't seem to give a shit about that.
Re: Cloudflare’s privacy-first Web Analytics is now available for everyone
#47As much as I applaud every alternative to Google services, I would think about these kind of analytics twice when running any kind of developer-centric service. Chance is that your target audience is running an adblocker / DNS blocker of some sort and that this will heavily skew the analytics results: The absolute numbers will be a lot lower and you will only capture folks not savvy enough for adblockers. I removed a…
If you're interested in how many visitors are using an adblocker you can use Admiral's [1] free analytics on your site. [1] https://getadmiral.com (Full disclosure: I'm a co-founder at Admiral)
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If you're interested in how many visitors are using an adblocker you can use Admiral's [1] free analytics on your site. [1] https://getadmiral.com (Full disclosure: I'm a co-founder at Admiral)
Boy, is your company's product nicely done but annoying! :) Any plans to make the "continue without disabling" button harder to click in the future?
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#49Re: Cloudflare’s privacy-first Web Analytics is now available for everyone
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Yes. It's really free. Sign up is here: https://dash.cloudflare.com/sign-up/web-analytics
It’s currently broken. I have a free account and wanted to have a look at it. First it didn’t show at all in my dashboard, after a while it showed up, and I was able to complete onboarding and look at the (empty) results page. When I then refreshed it, I got 404 and now the web analytics button is gone again.
Sorry to hear that. We appear to have a client-side caching bug (ironic!)
Can you try refreshing on the 404 page and see if you have access now?