We’ve redesigned the Campaign Builder to make it easier to use and navigate. It also includes a new QR generator, filtering, and the option to export your campaign links to a CSV.
We’ve added a new integration with Cloudflare that you can enable with one click. It lets you track visitor locations more accurately and deletes the MMDB file that Independent Analytics stores in the uploads folder.
Independent Analytics can now track traffic from OpenAI ads independently of regular ChatGPT visitors.
When enabling automatic data deletion, you can now set it to keep 18 months of data, making for a smaller leap between one and two year’s worth of data.
It’s now possible to use a PHP filter to modify IP addresses before they are used in the anonymous IDs Independent Analytics generates.
Independent Analytics fetches favicons from your referrers in order to display them in the Referrers menu. You can now set a constant in your wp-config.php file to disable favicon fetching.
We’ve updated the MMDB file that Independent Analytics uses to determine visitor geolocations, improvingĀ its accuracy.
The Overview report refreshes its data in the background once per hour via a scheduled cron job. It’s now possible to disable this cron job.
Clicking on a tracked link that was over 2083 characters long was crashing the click tracking.
Other scripts could interfere with click tracking if they stopped propagation on a click event.
Independent Analytics Pro was tracking some form submissions even when Gravity Forms labeled them as spam.
The Newsletter plugin changed the name of the hook used to record submissions, leading new submissions to go untracked by Independent Analytics Pro.
Internal links that used a mismatched subdomain or protocol vs. the site’s settings would go untracked.
Click tracking was using a JavaScript function that older browsers do not support.
Email reports could mistakenly show stats for a specific author on the site under certain conditions.
Traffic from Facebook Ads should show up more reliably in the Referrers report.
If you are viewing a report with hourly data in the chart, the “daily” CSV export now updates to match and supply the correct hourly data.
CSV exports were not applying all of the logic from the filters, leading to exports that did not match what was seen in the analytics report.
If you enabled the option to ignore your own activity with a cookie, this cookie would persist even after disabling the option.
SQL_BIG_SELECTS is on by default for the majority of hosts, but some of them disable it, leading to errors that can crash the analytics. This new option lets you set a value in wp-config.php to enable SQL_BIG_SELECTS for all analytics queries.
