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Firefox survey

Edit: follow up survey on what people use to block Google Analytics - mastodon.social/@lufthans/1115…

When using Firefox which of the following do you do?

See Esther's post for article about Firefox being at only 2.2% use per Google Analytics for US government sites:

mastodon.social/@estherschindl…

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#Firefox #InternetPrivacy #WebPrivacy #DigitalPrivacy #GoogleAnalytics #InherentlyBoostable

  • use a DNS blackhole to block Google Analytics (36%, 152 votes)
  • use browser add on to block Google Analytics, ad b (80%, 330 votes)
  • don't block Google Analytics in any way (4%, 19 votes)
  • Pepper&Carrot ( see results w/o participating ) (5%, 23 votes)
412 voters. Poll end: 11 months ago


Firefox survey II

For those of you who block Google Analytics, which of the below do you use?

This is a follow up to last week's survey:

mastodon.social/@lufthans/1115…

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#Firefox #InternetPrivacy #WebPrivacy #DigitalPrivacy #GoogleAnalytics

Edit: bah, survey fail, forgot to make multi-select


in reply to der.hans

Now the same poll for Chrome. And then, though results are probably not "representative", raise the question of the accuracy of the numbers given by Google Analytics…
in reply to IzzyOnDroid ✅

@IzzyOnDroid Google announced they're going to block privacy add ons, so I'd need to change the responses to include "would like to" ...
in reply to der.hans

How convenient, uh? "99.9% use Chrome, according to GA". Like in the former GDR, where 99% voted for "the party". We'd need absolute numbers then to compare. Had them in the GDR in 1990, so I knew 5 of the 3 people who didn't vote in my city district 🙈
in reply to IzzyOnDroid ✅

@IzzyOnDroid yeah, I wonder if they measure visitor numbers vs analytics results

It's like saying your customer base is only the people who filled out your customer feedback survey

in reply to IzzyOnDroid ✅

@IzzyOnDroid yeah, a social media survey isn't representative or reliable, but I'm still interested to see what people do

I also wonder if blocking is adequate to stay out of Google Analytics data sets