Hhm now i have tried to host #PlausibleAnalytics on my #NixOS machine. But somehow the ports opened are listed as `OPEN` when i use `nmap` on localhost, but `CLOSED` but visible from other machines. What could that mean? Never experienced this before.
#plausibleanalytics
I quite fancy doing this using #PlausibleAnalytics: https://kpplaybook.com/resources/how-to-track-traffic-from-aio-featured-snippets-paa-results-ga4/ - essentially tracking hashes so I can better understand whatever inclusion in whatever AI SERP widgets are being nibbling away at site content.
I know that I can enable 'Hashed page paths' but this will likely pollute my stats with noise. Any ideas? @plausible #analytics
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#Empfehlungen #Gastartikel #ConsentManagementSystem #PlausibleAnalytics #schemaorg #ServerSideTracking #Swisscowsemail #Teleguard https://sc.tarnkappe.info/53d947
Switched from Umami Analytics to Plausible Analytics because Umami API didn't allow me to send page view events in POST request. Plausible does. I need it for my #Flutter pet project.
#Umami #UmamiAnalytics #PlausibleAnalytics #Plausible #homelab #development #petproject #selfhosting #selfhosted
An update to Tally, my desktop app for Plausible Analytics, is incoming! Tally 3.2.1 refreshes the visuals a bit, and I really like the more subtle look with the header bar. This addresses some feedback that the old look was too bold.
https://flathub.org/apps/com.cassidyjames.plausible
If you’re on Linux and use Plausible, grab the update from Flathub soon!
#GNOME #Linux #Flatpak #Flathub #PlausibleAnalytics #OpenSource
Here are three things we did to get more out of @plausible
- 404 tracking
- Category tracking
- External link tracking
All well documented, but not enabled by default, if relevant to your website needs, you could consider adding them!
The latest release of Tally for Plausible Analytics is here!
Check out your Plausible dashboard from GNOME/Linux desktops and mobile devices with these updates:
• The latest GNOME 46 runtime
• Slick adaptive dialogs
• Fixed styling on “Add Website” page and others
• New brand colors for the Flathub website
Grab it here! https://flathub.org/apps/com.cassidyjames.plausible
inspired by @phocks 's blog post, i set up some public analytics for my domain. mind you, there's hardly any visitors, but since i had to put the snippet to the html, i got into the rabbit hole of pagespeed optimization & educated myself about csp policies...
plausible.tuttipazzi.cyou/tuttipazzi.cyou
#tuttiPazzi #plausibleAnalytics
Rather generous for @plausible to now include 'custom dimensions (aka properties)' in the free 'Community Edition' as it meets most of my use-cases.
I currently give clients access as team members through my 'Business' account. It'd be nice to have a way to show I'm not taking the piss in some of the ways suggested by the following article - whether I stick on 'Business' or if things get tight & I need to move to the 'Community Edition': https://plausible.io/blog/community-edition #Analytics #PlausibleAnalytics
Just released a new version of the** plausible_api **gem with a code refactor including all the lastest contributions (support for hosted version).
I'm planning to upgrade Dailytics.com and add support for the hosted version of Plausible too.
Is anyone running Plausible Analytics in a hosted server that wants to help being a beta tester and generate custom reports for Slack and/or email?
We're evaluating @plausible for collecting basic visitor statistics about our blog and homepage.
Google Analytics and similar competitors require us to review our privacy policy and take other actions to comply with the GDPR.
Self-hosted Matomo is great, but way too powerful. We just need basic statistics (how many visitors per day / which pages are frequently accessed?).
Plausible Analytics seems to be perfect for the job, because
* it provides exactly the metrics we want
* it's easy to set up
* no worrying about the GDPR
* it's open source software
* it can be self-hosted or booked as a service (https://plausible.io)
Well done, @markosaric ! 👏
@lapor , AFAIK you've got hands-on experience with #PlausibleAnalytics. Can you help us understand this better? (See 1. post in 🧵)
@neil
https://linuxgamingcentral.com/posts/plausible-analytics-and-why-you-should-use-it/
Plausible analytics is an open-source Alternative to Google analytics that webmasters can use to simple insights to your website's traffic and visitors without unduly compromising their (or your) privacy
@analytics #GoogleAnalytics #PlausibleAnalytics #Hosting #WebHosting #WebsiteAdministration #WebAdmin
Say hello to Tally for Plausible, a rebrand of my Plausible app to better differentiate it from Plausible Analytics itself!
The app supports:
• Your dashboard from Plausible.io
• Custom domains
• A refreshed design
• Cross-desktop light/dark style
• A more app-like experience
• Theoretically, phones!*
Grab it now from Flathub:
https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.cassidyjames.plausible
#PlausibleAnalytics #GTK #GTK4 #GNOME #Adwaita #Flatpak
*If you have a Linux phone and want to test Tally, I’d love to see what it looks like.
Alright, everyone, it’s done! Plausible 2.1.0 is out with custom domain support. There are a handful more ways I want to clean things up, but it works!
https://github.com/cassidyjames/plausible/releases/tag/2.1.0
Rolling out to Flathub soon.
Working on a little Plausible app update while learning how to use LibAdwaita. It’s pretty easy!
#PlausibleAnalytics #GTK #GTK4 #Vala #GNOME #Adwaita #LibAdwaita
I just ported my little Plausible Analytics native/web wrapper to GTK4, and it was a lot easier than I expected!
I still want to completely rework it at some point—the original goal was to use the API to render native views—but this is a nice improvement nonetheless.
Grab it from GitHub, or update from Flathub/your favorite Flatpak app store soon.
https://github.com/cassidyjames/plausible/releases/tag/2.0.0
I don’t know if it’s GTK4, newer WebKit, or a Flatpak configuration thing, but WOW the GTK4 port of my little Plausible web app wrapper is so much more performant than the GTK3 version.
As a stress test, I enabled Power Saver in GNOME while recording a HiDPI screencast, and the GTK3 one is painfully laggy with scrolling and swiping consistently just a few frames per second. The GTK4 version is still smooth under the same conditions!
@daviwil nice! It's interesting that plausible analytics works with the static hosting at #Codeberg (also, good disclaimer).
#SourceHutPages requires that all assets are served from your own domain for static pages. I'm good with that requirement, prefer it actually, but having basic analytics of page view and referer would be cool (country is nice but not necessary). I've wondered about playing around with self-hosted #PlausibleAnalytics on my own domain.
Plausible Analytics: A privacy respecting alternative to Google Analytics
#opensource #analytics #googleanalytics #googleanalytics4 #websiteanalytics #websiteanalyticstools #plausibleanalytics
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