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Counting instead of tracking

46 点作者 oltdaniel超过 6 年前

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codezero超过 6 年前
Edit: the below is a sort of an almost off topic rant: I’ve been looking for a thread to vent on.<p>That said, counting and not tracking as a concept is awesome, and more thought can go in that direction and I expect it will be fruitful.<p>Tracking isn’t inherently bad. It’s the history of malicious and overzealous ad networks that make it so. Also that analytics trackers don’t have a “we won’t sell your data even if we are bought out” philosophy. I wish we could accept that on a site by site basis understanding behavior is very valuable, and can greatly improve the experience of visitors, but unfortunately this gets coupled with ads, marketing and other internet four letter words that make it hard for folks to see it in a positive light.<p>I work for an analytics company. I totally respect folks who blindly (or thoughtfully) hate them and hate JavaScript - it’s clear nobody has built a system that is consciously safe and secure from the bottom up in a way that a website owner could have total confidence in and that’s a bummer, but I wish the HN community would make an effort to have a discussion about this rather than knee-jerk rage any time someone talks about analytics or tracking.
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PavlovsCat超过 6 年前
Apart from privacy, I also went that route because hardly ever looked at all tha data GA or (the thing formerly known as) Piwik collect, at least beyond bare counts.<p>I care about hits per page (ideally by humans, unique or not), the time it takes to generate the page server side, and how long it takes until the DOM is finished loading. I throw that into buckets, i.e I have hourly counts for the last few weeks, daily counts for the last few months, and so on; the only stuff that will be kept &quot;forever&quot; are yearly counts. I still rarely look at it, but at least now it takes up little space.
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romeovs超过 6 年前
This concept is really neat!<p>I do have one question: how would something like this work when your webpages are being cached or when you&#x27;re behind a CDN? As far as I can see none of this can work unless <i>all</i> requests hit your web server.<p>Does anyone know of any solutions that work similarly, but would allow for CDN&#x27;s and caching? I&#x27;m aware that these will probably need JS, but I&#x27;m fine with that.
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