umami
An open source website statistics application
Can be deployed in docker, open source self-hosted, free, data is completely yours
Why add umami separately when there is already a Google suite plug-in?
Because Google Analytics is constantly upgrading, the following situations may exist
Previous data cannot be seen after the upgrade
Google may not comply with the EU privacy protection law on cookie declaration and settings
Umami is open source and complies with the policy
If a Google account is disabled or deactivated for some reason one day, there is still umami data to view
You can also compare umami and Google Analytics at the same time to supplement the functions that the other party does not have
The deployment of umami is not described in detail here. If you need it, you can search for information online or comment to tell the corresponding Ask Monkey which one needs to be updated
The following figure is the tracking code of the corresponding website of umami
WordPress
Open the admin backend Appearance
Open Theme File Editor
Open the header.php file
Add the code you want to add above the tag, such as umami data code or Google ad code
Then click Update file on the bottom left
Be careful not to fill in the code format incorrectly, otherwise the blog site may not be opened
Tips
After reading a few articles, I believe you should understand why the first thing to do after successfully building a blog is to change or confirm the theme
Because the header or footer will add code to add functions, which is bound to the theme code
