 Browsing @daviwil's web sites I found they use plausible analytics and taking a breif look I found it really privacy-friendly. I saw this project a few times before, but didn't pay attention. Looks like a great tool for improving site structure and UX. 5 comments
 @abcdw @daviwil I will also happily vouch for Plausible. It’s also possible to self host, although I haven’t tried it yet (they recently got ARM support working so I can maybe play with it on my Pi cluster). It’s also great that you can just set the analytics to be publically accessible, POST custom events, and so on. @abcdw @daviwil Plausible looks like a great project, I would use it for a mid-to-large projects. For small-to-medium sized projects I like Shynet, which for me was much easier to set up and maintain. I analyze several open-source web analytics projects in this blog post: https://blog.fidelramos.net/software/privacy-respecting-self-hosted-web-analytics |
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@abcdw yeah, all I really want to see is which sites people find mine from and which pages are viewed the most. It's great for that! No tracking cookies that follow viewers around the web.