yeahh. For me technically it does not make sense for "privacy friendly" web analytics to rely on fingerprinting techniques because the common sentiment seems to be that cookies are bad. At least cookies are easily controllable.
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Hmm interesting. Yes, kind of related still different. It's a sqlite extension to query existing redis server data. Not a redis server itself. But interesting. Thanks for the link!
There is also the ePrivacy Directive. From what at the moment seems to me (it changes), it is in principle possible to make a GDPR compliant web analytics SaaS. But it might not be possible to avoid compliance banners given the current ePrivacy Directive. But most people don't know that thing exists.
Hello from the competition :-) It looks nice. I like how the main value proposition is actually clearly written out and basically can't not be not read. What I'd like is a live demo where you can quickly see what you get.
Hey ho, I am the maintainer of counter.dev. Hmm what you mean with release. It did got two times on the hacker news front page and there is a self hosting golang executable in a seperate but linked github repo as a github release.
What you mean with release :-) Le't see if I can do it.
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