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[UserJS] Google Analytics IP Masking
The <i>Google Analytics</i>-API provides a <a href="http://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=181782">new feature</a>, that allows a webmaster to instruct the Google Analytics tracker (that is constructed by of a tiny piece of Javascript code embedded in the web page's markup) not to store the last 8 bits of the IP address of you, the visitor.This UserScript checks each inline script embedded in a web page, whether a Google Analytics Tracker is constructed therein. If that is the case, it surgically
inserts an Analytics-API call to the <a href="http://code.google.com/intl/de/apis/analytics/docs/gaJS/gaJSApi_gat.html#_gat._anonymizeIp">_anonymizeIp()</a> function, thus requesting the masquerade of the IP.You may consider it one step in direction of an alternative to the <i>Google Analytics Opt-Out Addon</i>s <a href="http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout">available</a> for other major browsers. But beware: This script has <em>not</em> been extensively tested yet! (I use to block analytics via Opera's urlfilter feature, anyways.)
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Nice one. Helps staying in the stats for webmasters but doesn't provide a full IP disclosure - if the webmaster doesn't look into his server logfiles
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As a new experimental feature you now can also enable the handling of asynchronous trackers. A call to _anonymizeIp() is pushed into the _gaq command queue in these cases.
This feature has to be enabled editing the script! And I'm not yet sure, if that works (although I have some indication it does) – even more unsure, if older API versions choke on it.
This feature has to be enabled editing the script! And I'm not yet sure, if that works (although I have some indication it does) – even more unsure, if older API versions choke on it.
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