Tech-savvy audiences block Google Analytics
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Tech-savvy audiences block Google Analytics
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Re: Tech-savvy audiences block Google Analytics
#2It would be 100% if I could do it on mobile.
Re: Tech-savvy audiences block Google Analytics
#3It would be 100% if I could do it on mobile.
Use Firefox mobile then.
Re: Tech-savvy audiences block Google Analytics
#4It would be 100% if I could do it on mobile.
You can: use Firefox Mobile and turn on Enhanced Tracking Protection.
Re: Tech-savvy audiences block Google Analytics
#5It would be 100% if I could do it on mobile.
You can install noscript in Firefox mobile without problems, that's what I did
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#6Well done lads!
Re: Tech-savvy audiences block Google Analytics
#7It would be 100% if I could do it on mobile.
Just use the private/anonymous browsing feature - problem solved
Re: Tech-savvy audiences block Google Analytics
#8It would be 100% if I could do it on mobile.
For Android, I'm using fennec with ublock origin and it's great. Also YouTube Vanced is very useful. And Infinity for a tolerable reddit experience on mobile.
Re: Tech-savvy audiences block Google Analytics
#9It would be 100% if I could do it on mobile.
Use Firefox mobile then.
Seriously, this.
There may be an argument that Chrome is marginally faster than Firefox on desktop, and while this may also technically be true on mobile, it's completely dwarfed by the fact that Chrome is being asked render 5x as much crap (with animations and sound and video and nagbars and ...) compared to Firefox mobile with uBlock Origin.
You will literally regain hours of battery life. Those Joules belong to you -- don't just shrug and hand them to Google.
Re: Tech-savvy audiences block Google Analytics
#10It would be 100% if I could do it on mobile.
I use Blokada and it works well.