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Little nitpick - the line linked to is /googleanalytics.js, which I believe in most situations will do absolutely nothing. It's the lines referring to "analyti

by dozy 12y ago

Little nitpick - the line linked to is /googleanalytics.js, which I believe in most situations will do absolutely nothing. It's the lines referring to "analytics.js" and "ga.js" that actually matter. EDIT: For clarification, analytics.js and ga.js are in indeed listed, as are many other analytics services, bugsnag and kissmetrics to name a few.

DangerousPie 12y ago
The filter that actually blocks it (at least in my installation) is "||google-analytics.com^".
- dozy 12y ago
  good point, if you can't even get to the domain, who cares what the file name is.
  - zwetan 12y ago
    because you can host locally the javascript file https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1032389?hl=en-GB https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1032389?hl=en-GB