Tuesday, October 07, 2008

Site stats bleg


Some of you might recall that I removed a couple of pieces of javascript code when this blog started being flagged as an 'attack site' sometime ago. Sitemeter was one of them. Since I like some of its functionality, I have switched it back on. Gingerly.

Do you think I should be worried? If Sitemeter is not a safe option, then what is? [I already have Google Analytics.]

Thank you in advance for any help, suggestion, warning...

6 Comments:

  1. Vinod Khare said...

    I don't know. I use www.statcounter.com and find it very good, maybe better than sitemeter. And my blog hasn't been flagged as an attack site. Ever. Honest.

  2. Vivek Kumar said...

    If you already have Google Analytics, I am not sure that you really need another package. But as Vinod said, use Statcounter. I used to like it in the good old days of blogging.

  3. mekie said...

    Maybe this could explain the sitemeter malfunction.
    http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/08/02/sitemeter-kills-thousands-of-sites-for-ie-users/

    I use clustrmaps and it is a smooth ride so far..

  4. Animesh said...

    I use cqcounter and google analytics, and have been happy so far.

  5. புருனோ Bruno said...

    Analytics is a very safe option

  6. Abi said...

    Thanks for all your inputs, friends. I do have Google Analytics, but sometimes, I find the detailed stats on the 100 most recent visitors interesting and fascinating; I was so used to this feature at SiteMeter, that I really missed it. That's why I have re-installed it. I just hope it doesn't lead to any problems.