Provides you with detailed statistics about your WordPress media uploads and attachments.

WP Uploads Stats provides you with detailed statistics about your WordPress media uploads and attachments. To reach the page that reveals all uploads and media statistics, go to Media -> Uploads Stats in the administration. This page shows various file, media and uploads statistics data and graphs, presented to the user as user-friendly modules. The following statistics modules are available: Overview Files by Type Files by Type - Chart Size by Year Size by Year - Chart Attachments by Type Attachments by Type - Chart Attachments by Author Attachments by Author - Chart Attachments by Year Attachments by Year - Chart Attachments by Post Type Attachments by Post Type - Chart Attachments by Month/Year Please, refer to the Configuration section for additional information on how you can tailor the statistics page to your needs.

This plugin is a small and simple Users Statistics and Comments Statistics plugin for WordPress.

Many times, while maintaining a WordPress website, we need to find basic statistics like user registrations or user comments and also compare them with different years. It can generate Bar-Diagram or Line-Diagram for different years and different months for the no of users registrations and no of users comments posted in the website. This plugin is very light-weight, just 10kb, and it uses Google Charts API only where it is needed.

Version: 20221001 Requires PHP: 5.6.20 Text Domain: simple-feed-stats Domain Path: /languages Tracks your feeds and displays your feed count via

Simple Feed Stats (SFS) tracks your feeds automatically using a variety of methods, and provides a wealth of tools and options for further configuration and management. Also displays your subscriber count via template tag or shortcode. Fully configurable. Visit the "Simple Feed Stats" settings page for stats, tools, and more info. Fast & Free 100% Free - forget paying 3rd-party fees, track your own with SFS! Fast & Secure - built with WP API for optimal performance & security Code Complete - squeaky-clean, error-free code makes it all good 🙂 Core Features Daily & Total - collect daily stats and total stats for each feed Beautiful Stats - view all of your feed stats via the plugin settings Dashboard Widget - provides a quick overview of your feed statistics Custom Feed Count - display any number or text for your feed count Custom Content - embellish your feed with graphics, markup & text Custom CSS - use your own styles to customize your feed stats More Features Shortcodes & Template Tags to display your feed count anywhere Display your daily feed counts for post feeds and comments feeds Options to clear cache, reset stats, and restore default settings Automatically track custom feeds generated via the WordPress API Enable "Strict Mode" reporting for more accurate feed counts Track feeds using custom key/value tracking parameters Tracking Methods Simple Feed Stats provides four ways to track your feeds: Default Tracking - tracks feeds directly via URI request Custom Tracking - tracks feeds via embedded post image Alternate Tracking - tracks feeds via embedded feed image Open Tracking - tracks feeds via your own custom image Collected Data Simple Feed Stats tracks the following data for each feed request: Feed type Tracking type Requested URL User-agent IP address Referrer Date ID You can view these data at any time by visiting the plugin settings. All feed data are displayed via beautiful, easy-to-use interface. View screenshots »

User Stats makes it easy to see at a glance stats about your users, including: post count, post views, article costs, costs per 1000 views and more.

User Stats provides an easy way to see at a glance stats about your users, including: post count, post views, article costs, costs per 1000 views and more.

Best statistics plugin for WordPress to display your site statistics & traffic. Enable you to display how many users are online on your WordPress

Visitors Traffic Real Time Statistics is a Counter and statistics plugin for WordPress to display your WordPress blog statistics and traffic. Ranging from general total statistics This plugin will help you to track your visitors, browsers, operating systems, visits and much more.. When it comes to ease of use, Visitors Traffic Real Time Statistics comes in first, You will have a real Counter and statistics plugin for your WordPress website.. This plugin will help you to track your visitors, browsers, operating systems, visits and much more in one dashboard page.. Visitors Traffic Real Time Statistics Basic version includes: Comprehensive overview page (Dashboard), including browser versions, country stats, hits, exclusions, referrers, searches, search words and visitors Visits & Visitors, see how many hits your site get in the last two weeks see how many people are viewing your site by weekly statistics Search Engines, see search queries and redirects from popular search engines like Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, Yandex and Baidu Browsers statistics will help you to see the most popular browser Recent visitors and the visitor source , also you can see the referrer link Top referring sites & the visitors count for each one Visitors Traffic Real Time Statistics Pro includes: User online to show how many people are currently viewing your blog Comprehensive overview page (Dashboard), including browser versions, country stats, hits, exclusions, referrers, searches, search words and visitors Visits, see how many hits your site gets each day and each week & month Visitors, see who's visiting your site see how many people are viewing your site by monthly statistics Page tracking, see which pages are viewed most often Search Engines, see search queries and redirects from popular search engines like Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, Yandex and Baidu visitors locations by Countries Visits & Visitors Statistics will help you to see how many hits your site gets each day & see who's visiting your site Interactive Google map of visitors location Referral search engines in the last month Browsers statistics will help you to see the most popular browser Recent visitors and the visitor source , also you can see the referrer link Top referring sites & the visitors count for each one Visits time graph to view the daily visitors per hour GeoIP location by Country using maxmind database The latest search key words, this will help you to know the most popular keyword Traffic by title Statistics will help you to see the top ten posts and number of hits New Features Every Week. and so much more ... Useful Links: Check all the features plugin video

In a digital world, Statistics Website gives you insights on your website's visitors, your marketing campaigns and much more, so you can optimize

In a digital world, Statistics Website gives you insights on your website's visitors, your marketing campaigns and much more, so you can optimize your strategy and online experience of your visitors. Powered by Piwik. No need to install it on your server. Generates IDsite your webmasters.bumbablog.com website. No need to reload your server. Get statistics from your web page from a remote server. Multi site. Features Real Time Visitor Count Last 30 Minutes Last 24 Hours Visits Over Time Visits by Server Time Visitor Map Visitor Location (Country) Returning Visits Over Time Pages per Visit Search Engines Referrer Websites Keywords And more...

Live website stats for wordpress sites.

Awesome web stats for your website. get stats for top things like broswers, operating system, Screen Size, Countries, Cities, Referers, Pages, User, link type and many more. WP Live Statistics by http://paratheme.com Buy Premium!» Features Awsome Dashboard for stats Awesome graphical representation for top site factors like Top OS, Top Screen Size, Top Browsers, Top Page Terms, Top Countries, Top Cities, Top Referers, Top Pages, Top User. Visitor Online see who visit your website now and from where by using Google map. Visitor List List of all visit by date some usefull data you will know about visitors. Filter Top Stats Filter stats between two date and find top factor for your website. like top 20 user, top 10 url and etc. Exclude Browser(Pro feature) Now you can exclude any browsers(bot's) for tracing visit. Exclude User by ID(Pro feature) You can exclude any user by id for tracing.

Real time and complete stats to your WP site. Comprehensive WordPress plugin for your personal dashboard and to keep track on all WordPress elements.

If you are looking for statistics about WordPress elements like page, post, category, comment, tag, users and custom post types, this is a comprehensive plugin for your WordPress statistics. It is simple WordPress plugin that embeds charts in your blog and shows the usage and numbers related to blog, category, page, comment, tag, user and CPT. This plugin allow you to see how your blog is using all these elements. WP Show Stats is an analytics tool for bloggers. When your blog is very large this plugin allows you to improve your blog performance and keep track on pages, posts, categories, tags, users, etc... All the stats shown using Google Pie Chart, Google Column Charts and Google Table. Features: Overview Blog post statistics including total blog posts status wise Page statistics including total pages status wise User statistics including total users role wise Comment statistics including total comments status wise Category statistics including total categories parent/child Tags statistics including total used and unused tags Custom post types and Other post types usage Blog Posts stats Post by status (including Private, Pending, Draft, Published, Trash and Future) 5 Most commented posts Posts by year 5 Longest posts 5 Shortest posts Posts by months (Year wise) Users stats Role wise users and total users of each role including Administrator, Editor, Contributor, Author, Subscriber and Custom Roles Year wise user registration including total users per year Month wise user registration including total users per month Custom post types stats Total post types including inbuilt and custom post types Total records of all custom post types, records per post type List of all inbuilt and custom post types created Categories stats Parent and child categories stats with total categories Used/Unused categories stats 5 Most used categories 5 Less used categories Comments stats Comments count by status including Approved, In Moderation, Spam and Trash 5 Most commented posts Comments count by year Most comments by Authors with count of comments Month wise comments stats Last 7 days comments Total comments stats including total posts, total comments, total unique authors, total unique emails and IPs Tags stats Used/Unused tags stats 5 Most used tags with count of usage 5 Less used tags with count of usage Page stats Page by status (including Private, Pending, Draft, Published, Trash and Future) Page by year Page by months (Year wise) 5 Shortest pages 5 Longest pages For further information on plugin and suggestions/comments on how to customize the plugin please drop me a contact request from http://freelancer-coder.com. If I will not able to provide complete support I will make sure that I will provide guidelines or some useful information for the addressed situation.

Requires PHP: 5.6 This plugin gives you the complete information on your website's visitors.

A comprehensive plugin for your WordPress visitor statistics, come visit us at our website for all the latest news and information. Track statistics for your WordPress site without depending on external services and uses arrogate data whenever possible to respect your users privacy. On screen statistics presented as graphs are easily viewed through the WordPress admin interface. This product includes GeoLite2 data created by MaxMind, available from http://www.maxmind.com. Features Online users, visits, visitors and page statistics Search Engines, see search queries and redirects from popular search engines like Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, Yandex and Baidu Overview and detail pages for all kinds of data, including; browser versions, country stats, hits, exclusions, referrers, searches, search words and visitors GeoIP location by Country Support for hashing IP addresses in the database to protect your users privacy Interactive map of visitors location E-mail reports of statistics Set access level for view and manage roles based on WordPress roles Exclude users from statistics collection based on various criteria, including; user roles, common robots, IP subnets, page URL, login page, RSS pages, admin pages, Country, number of visits per day, hostname Record statistics on exclusions Automatic updates to the GeoIP database Automatically prune the databases of old data Export the data to XML, CSV or TSV files Widget to provide information to your users Shortcodes for many different types of data in both widgets and posts/pages Dashboard widgets for the admin area Comprehensive Admin Manual Translations WP Statistics has been translated in to many languages, for the current list and contributors, please visit the translators page on wp-statistics.com. Translations are done by people just like you, help make WP Statistics available to more people around the world and do a translation today! Support We're sorry you're having problem with WP Statistics and we're happy to help out. Here are a few things to do before contacting us: Have you read the FAQs? Have you read the manual? Have you search the support forum for a similar issue? Have you search the Internet for any error messages you are receiving? Make sure you have access to your PHP error logs. And a few things to double-check: How's your memory_limit in php.ini? Have you tried disabling any other plugins you may have installed? Have you tried using the default WordPress theme? Have you double checked the plugin settings? Do you have all the required PHP extensions installed? Are you getting a blank or incomplete page displayed in your browser? Did you view the source for the page and check for any fatal errors? Have you checked your PHP and web server error logs? Still not having any luck? Open a new thread on one of the support forums and we'll respond as soon as possible. English Support Forum Persian Support Forum

Text Domain: nb_analytics_code

Add Netbiscuits Mobile Analytics Code to your site with just one copy, paste and click. The use of this plugin does require you to have a Netbiscuits account, which you can get for free: https://my.netbiscuits.com/

Google API Based WordPress Plugin for Analytics implementation and Dashboards, See Live, Post/Page and other Stats inside admin area.

WSAnalytics – A very simple way to install Google Analytics and have all it’s feature under WordPress Admin area, WSAnalytics creates Google Analytics Dashboard helps to-do all implementation for Google Analytics. Features: Install Google Analytics on Your WordPress in few clicks. Option to choose between tradition Google Analytics (ga.js) vs Universal Google Analytics (analytics.js) Enable Demographic feature with Google Analytics Google Analytics Dashboard (Real Time Stats, General Stats, Keyword Stats, Top Country Stats, Top City Stats, and much more) Statistics (General) under the single posts/pages in wp-admin Realtime data Google Analytics data about user’s and their medium General Statistics (Sessions, Users, Bounce rate, Average time on site, Average pages, PAGEVIEWS, NEW/RETURNING Visitors) How people are finding you (TOP KEYWORDS) List of top Countries List of top Cities SOCIAL MEDIA Statistics List of top Referrers Browsers List of top Referrers Mobile device Statistics See What’s happening when users come to your site (Bounce rate of top pages)

A simple plugin to include your Google Analytics tracking.

This plugin allows you to quickly include your Google Analytics tracking. After installing the plugin, just go to Settings > Analytics and input your Google Analytics Tracking ID.

Simple Google Analytics Tracking allows you to add Google Analytics to your WordPress site with only the Tracking ID. Once the Tracking ID is input the Google Analytics code is added automatically wit...

h your Tracking ID. Simple Google Analytics Tracking does not track Editors and Administrators by default to prevent extra page views from showing up in your reports. Editors and Administrators can be allowed through the sgat_output_ga_code filter. Filters sgat_output_ga_code: used to override the default user tracking setting. Example Usage: add_filter( 'sgat_output_ga_code', 'sgat_override_user_settings' ); function sgat_override_user_settings() { return true; } sgat_tracking_id: used to add the Tracking ID programmatically. Example Usage: add_filter( 'sgat_tracking_id', 'sgat_custom_ga_tracking_id' ); function sgat_custom_ga_tracking_id( $tracking_id ) { $tracking_id = 'UA-123456-7'; return $tracking_id; } sgat_tracker_create_fields : Used to modify the information when creating the Google Analytics tracker. Example Usage: add_filter( 'sgat_tracker_create_fields', 'sgat_custom_tracker_create_fields' ); function sgat_custom_tracker_create_fields( $fields ) { $fields['siteSpeedSampleRate'] = 50; return $fields; } sgat_after_tracker : Used to add additional Google Analytics calls after the main tracker output. Example Usage: add_action( 'sgat_after_tracker', 'sgat_after_tracker_functionality’ ); function sgat_after_tracker_functionality() { echo "ga('send', 'event', 'MyCategory', 'MyAction', 'MyLabel', 50);"; }

Easily add Google Analytics code to your WordPress website. Also insert analytics or tracking codes of other website and services.

PhpSword Google Analytics WordPress plugin lets you add Google Analytics code easily into your WordPress websites. This is one of the simplest to use WordPress plugins to insert Google Analytics code or any other tracking codes easily on your websites built in WordPress. The following website analytics codes can be installed by using this plugin. Google Analytics Yahoo Web Analytics Clicky Piwik Mint Church Analytics KISSmetrics Open Web Analytics Clicktale CrazyEgg CloudFlare PhpSword Google Analytics WordPress Plugin Features Very simple and easy to use. No complex menus or setting. Just copy and past your Google Analytics code to the given box and done. Enable or disable the tracking code on the website. Also supports other analytic services listed above. Compatible with almost every version of WordPress. How Does It Work? The PHP codes of this plugin save the Google tracking codes in the website database. Once the pages of your website are accessed by the users, WordPress loads an action hook named wp_footer on every page request. On every wp_footer action hook the plugin appends the analytics code to the pages. The procedure is the same for all post types such as the home page, category page, post pages or custom pages. This enables Google to access and track all the pages of your website properly. Translations Currently the plugin is available in only the English language. We will add more languages soon. More Information and Support Homepage of PhpSword Google Analytics Plugin for WordPress at 69plugins.com More WordPress plugins by Pradnyankur Nikam at 69plugins.com Plugin support and help Read more and Support If you like our analytics plugin, please provide your valuable feedback and suggestions to improve the quality of the plugin. Feel free to test the plugin in different WordPress versions and vote in the Compatibility section so that other users can check compatibility and download the appropriate version. Share your experience by rating the plugin. Read about plugin news, updates and more on our official website at 69plugins.com Do not hesitate to ask questions, report bugs/errors or anything related to our plugin through our support section, author’s website or plugin website. License PhpSword Google Analytics WordPress plugin is released under the GPLv2. You can download, install and use this plugin for free on your personal or commercial website.

Track Google Analytics Events on your website - Enables you to send an event when a user Scrolls or Click an element on your website.

The WP Google Analytics Events plugin allows you to send events to Google Analytics when: A user scrolls to a point of interest on your site Clicking elements on the page, such as buttons or Ajax submit forms. For example, create a Google Analytics event when a visitor scrolled down and viewed your pricing table. Track Video Plays and banner clicks. Get to know what your visitors are doing on the website. And best of all – No Coding Required Events were introduced by Google Analytics to allow tracking of custom metrics that were not based on page views. Tracking events is usually done by writing JavaScript code, and that is not the WordPress way. We created this plugin, so you can use this feature without writing a line of code. There are many benefits for using events, and you can get very creative: Setting event-driven goals in Google Analytics Tracking in page navigation Comparing call to action button performance Understanding what percentage of your visitors got to the end of an article Tracking contact form submissions Track Links Google Tag Manager Support If you want to learn more about Event Tracking or how to use this plugin, visit our documentation page here – Plugin Documentation

Lets you use Google Analytics to track your WordPress site statistics

WP Google Analytics makes it easy to track your site’s usage, with lots of helpful additional data. Features: Uses Google’s asynchronous tracking method which is faster and more reliable. Automatically tracks site speed Option to log outgoing links as events Option to log 404 errors as events Use custom variables in Google Analytics to track additional data on pageviews including: Author Categories Tags Context (such as home, category, post, author, etc) Date Logged in Anything – Use the built-in filter to add your own! Allows you to ignore any user roles (administrators, editors, authors, etc) Collaborate on the plugin: WP Google Analytics Brought to you by Aaron D. Campbell

Track, save and analyze all incoming search terms in your WordPress website

Search keyword Statistics is a simple and useful plugin, which allows you to view the keywords that are being searched in your WordPress website with users details. The plugin is easy to use. To open the plugin dashboard, just click on Keyword Statistics menu item in the admin menu. Search Keyword Statistics gives you the report of how many search result has been generated from the given key word in most updated form.

A suite of word counters, keyword counters and readability analysis for your blog.

Word Stats adds a suite of linguistic diagnostics to help you keep track of your content and improve its quality. The reports page lets you select an author and period to analyze, and displays: The total word count. The number and percentage of posts of each post type. The top 20 keywords. The percentage of posts of basic, intermediate and advanced readability level. A graph with monthly word counts for each post type. Diagnostics tables, with links to edit the posts that may be too short, too long, too difficult, too simple, lack relevant keywords or abuse certain keywords. You can display the total word counts for each post type in your dashboard, widget areas and inside your posts with the [wordcounts] shortcode. Word Stats also extends the info area of the post edit form with these live stats: Relevant keywords. Common words can be blacklisted with regular expressions in the settings page. A more accurate word count. Color coded readability tests: Automated Readability Index, Coleman-Liau Index and LIX. Total characters, alphanumeric characters, words and sentences. Characters per word, characters per sentence, words per sentence. Additionally, an extra column with the readability level of each post can be displayed in the manage posts list. Word Stats includes basic support for Unicode scripts, including cyrillic, greek, arabic, hindi and japanese (mileage may vary). Spanish and Catalan translations are bundled with the plugin. Contact Feel free to send feedback, requests or suggestions at email@franontanaya.com. Or follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FranOntanaya

The plugins allows you to create google analytics tracking urls directly from your post editor.

The plugins allows you to create google analytics tracking urls directly from your post editor.

ShortLink Analytics WordPress plugin generate short link and track visitors

This plugin allows you to: - create shortlinks like http://yourdomain.com/7TDZ8nMEqg - track unique visitors - track clicks - statistics by browser, OS, country, city - statistics by date (day, week, month, custom)

Google Analytics Google Analytics is one of the best tracking systems available. It allows you to analyze how you visitors found you, via which pages they enter your site, via which pages they leav...

e your site and which pages they visit during their session. SMNTCS Google Analytics SMNTCS Google Analytics enables you to add the Google Analytics tracking code to your website. IP Anonymization Since version 2.0 it’s possible to anonymize the IP of your visitor, which is required by law in some countries.

The leading web analytics plugin for WordPress. Track returning customers and registered users, monitor Javascript events, detect intrusions, analyze email campaigns. Thousands of WordPress sites are already using it. Feature Spotlight Main features Get access to real-time access log, measure server latency, track page events, keep an eye on your bounce rate and much more. Add shortcodes to your website to display reports in widgets or directly in posts and pages. Fully compliant with the European GDPR guidelines. You can test your website at cookiebot.com. Exclude users from statistics collection based on various criteria, including; user roles, common robots, IP subnets, admin pages, country, etc. Export your reports to CSV, generate user heatmaps or get daily emails right in your mailbox (via premium add-ons). Compatible with W3 Total Cache, WP SuperCache, CloudFlare and most caching plugins. Support for hashing IP addresses in the database to protect your users privacy. Accurate IP geolocation, browser and platform detection (courtesy of MaxMind and Browscap). World Map that works on your mobile device, too (courtesy of amMap). Premium Add-ons Visit our website for a list of available extensions. Contribute Slimstat Analytics is an open source project, dependent in large parts on community support. You can fork our Github repository and submit code enhancements, bugfixes or provide localization files to let our plugin speak even more languages. This page is for those who would like to donate money – be it once, be it regularly, be it a small or a big amount. Everything is set up for an easy donation process. Try it out, you’ll be amazed how good it feels! If you’re on a tight budget, and coding is not your thing, please consider writing a review for Slimstat as a token of appreciation for our hard work! Translations Slimstat is available in multiple languages: English, Belarusian (UStarCash), Chinese (沐熙工作室), Farsi, French (Michael Bastin, Jean-Michel Venet, Yves Pouplard, Henrick Kac), German (TechnoViel), Indonesian (ChameleonJohn), Italian (Slimstat Dev Team), Japanese (h_a_l_f), Portuguese, Russian (Vitaly), Spanish (WebHostingHub), Swedish (Per Soderman) and Turkish (Seyit Mehmet Çoban). Is your language missing or incomplete? Contact us today. Reviews and Feedback This is by far the most accurate and in-depth tracking plugin I’ve encountered for WordPress MiMango I have been relying on SlimStat to not only track all traffic to my sites accurately but also to present the stats in very useful graphic format JJD3 Thanks you for such an excellent plugin. I am using it to kick Jetpack out of all the wordpress installations that I manage for myself and others – robertwagnervt I like Slimstat very much and so I decided to use it instead of Piwik – Joannes Read all the reviews and feel free to post your own! Requirements WordPress 3.8+ PHP 5.2+ (or 7.1+ if you use the Browscap data file) MySQL 5.0.3+ At least 40 MB of free web space At least 5 MB of free DB space At least 32 Mb of free PHP memory for the tracker (peak memory usage) IE9+ or any browser supporting HTML5, to access the reports Please note If you decide to uninstall Slimstat Analytics, all the stats will be PERMANENTLY deleted from your database. Make sure to setup a database backup (wp_slim_*) to avoid losing your data. If you are upgrading from a version prior to 4.0, please install version 4.0 first to upgrade the database structure and download the new Geolocation data. 4.8.3 [Note] Thank you for all the great feedback you provided to our unofficial survey about retiring the ‘browser plugins’ feature. The vast majority of those who replied confirmed what we already thought. Please consider backing up your database if you would like to preserve this information for future analysis. With this update, we removed the portion of code that tracks that information, but kept the existing data untouched. In a couple of releases, code will be added to actually drop this column from the database. [New] If English is not your primary languge, Slimstat will now display a notice asking for your help to translate our plugin in your language. Please consider volunteering for this great opportunity to help our community! [Update] We are working with the GlotPress community to improve the way Slimstat speaks your language. We had to change the way certain strings are defined in our source code. Please let us know if you notice any unexpected behavior when analyzing languages, countries and operating systems. [Update] Removed Facebook rankings metrics, as the API has been deprecated and the new one is not accessible without a private token. [Update] MozRank has been deprecated, we have replaced it with the Domain Authority metric. [Update] Spring cleaning in the ‘admin notices’ department: removed some obsolete CSS code, replaced by built-in WP classes and definitions. [Fix] Changed the default minimum capability to access the reports from ‘activate_plugins’ to ‘manage_options’, so that regular administrators (a.k.a. non-super admins) in a multisite environment can still see their own reports (thank you, homepageware). This update does not affect existing installations: if you want regular admins to see their own stats, please go to Slimstat > Settings > Access Control and change the values in the corresponding fields. [Fix] The autorefresh feature for the Activity Log was not working as expected. Thank you to all the users who patiently worked with us to identify the issue. [Fix] A conflict between the Async loader and AmCharts 4 was causing the Screen Options tab to not work as expected (thank you, softfully). [Fix] Removed unused setting ‘Expand Reports’ 4.8.2 [Note] Our team has been contemplating the idea of deprecating the information collected about your visitors’ browser plugins (Java, PDF reader, RealView player, Silverlight, etc). In this day and age, where browsers use either built-in functionality to provide those features, or extensions that cannot be tracked for privacy purposes, it feels anachronistic to continue collecting this outdated information. By getting rid of this specific feature, we can streamline our code, improve performance, and reduce the database size. However, we wanted to hear from our users before anything is actually implemented. Please do not hesitate to let us know if you are using the ‘browser plugins’ field for your reporting needs. [New] Many CRM integration plugins rely mostly on the user emails, not usernames. For this reason, a new email field has been added to the database (thank you, sandrodz). [Update] Changed the preset intervals in the date filter dropdown so that you can get a day over day comparison (Monday over Monday, etc) for improved accuracy. [Update] AmCharts, the library used to render all of our charts, has been updated to version 4.4.9. [Fix] The countdown timer on the Activity Log was not working as expected (thank you, anniest). [Fix] The countdown timer was causing an warning message to appear on other screens. [Fix] Minor aesthetic improvements. 4.8.1 [Update] Async mode will now serialize concurrent requests to the backend to optimize performance and reduce server load. [Fix] Addressed a remote XSS vulnerability disclosed by Sucuri/GoDaddy. [Fix] Charts were displaying the wrong label for certain values (thank you, Alex). 4.8 [Note] Now that we have a cleaner foundation to build on, it’s time to start introducing new reports and new ways to segment your audience and the traffic they generate. While our users test the latest changes and updates (to confirm that the foundation is indeed solid and bug-free), we are hard at work implementing the first batch of new reports. Some of them will be made available in the free version, while others will be added to our premium add-on, User Overview. And we need your help! If you think that a specific report should be added to Slimstat, please do not hesitate to let us know! [Note] Worried about the recent news regarding jQuery vulnerabilities? Slimstat doesn’t use jQuery as a dependency, so you can sleep tight knowing that your website will not be affected. [Update] AmCharts, the library used to render all of our charts, has been updated to version 4. This new release is not backward compatible, so the code to integrate it with Slimstat had to be completely rewritten. Please let us know if you notice any issues. [Update] Plugin Update Checker, the library we use to check if a new version of our premium add-ons is available for download, has been update to version 4.6. [Update] If you’re using our partner’s CDN functionality (JsDelivr) to load the tracker, their link is now always loaded over HTTPS for added security. [Update] Switched the Add-on Update checker URL to HTTPS, for added security (thank you, Peter). [Update] Changed the protocol of all the URLs used within Slimstat, including references to our documentation, to HTTPS. [Update] Added icon to geolocate Originating IP addresses, when detected. [Fix] The optout cookie path was not being set correctly (thank you, ralfkerkhoff). [Fix] Google seems to be using a new User Agent string for its “mobile” crawler, which was causing Slimstat from incorrectly identifying visits as coming from mobile devices, instead of bots (thank you, Ron). [Fix] An error was being returned if SVG elements were using the A tag on a page (thank you, snaphappyme). [Fix] A bug was causing Slimstat to incorrectly geolocate visits to websites behind a Cloudflare load balancer. Please update the IP Address Fix add-on as well. [Fix] Tweaked the formula to determine your website bounce rate, and updated the associated description to better reflect the underlying calculations. 4.7.9.1 [Fix] It turns out the new Browscap Library we introduced requires PHP 7.x, not 5.6 as stated in their documentation. Added some code to prevent fatal errors for those still using an older version of PHP. 4.7.9 [Note] Jason is back! Apologies for the radio silence in the last few months, due to personal reasons. Please know that this plugin is still very much alive and kicking. I’m working on cleaning up my development environment, updating the Git repository and streamlining coding workflows. I’m catching up on past and new feature requests and pending bugfixes. As always, thank you for your continued support. [Note] Happy birthday, Slimstat: April 2019 marks your 9th year in the WordPress repository and your 13th year overall. Not many plugins out there can brag about that! [Update] Our optimized fork of the Browscap Library is now available as a public Github repository. Slimstat will now check for updates on Github directly, which streamlines our deployment workflow. Feel free to contact us if you experience any issues with the new data file. 4.7.8.3 [Fix] The opt-out message was being displayed even if the corresponding setting was turned off. Apologies for the inconvenience. 4.7.8.2 [New] The IP to hostname conversion feature now stores in the database the information it calculates, to avoid querying the DNS server over and over again. [Update] The opt-out banner is now loaded dynamically, to address HTML caching issues. Thank you, fuchsws. 4.7.8.1 [New] The Customizer now has its own access control settings. This allows admins to control in a more granular way who can do what. [Update] If you have an existing opt-in mechanism, asking your users if they want to be tracked, you can now configure Slimstat to use that cookie to determine if a given pageview should be recorded or not. 4.7.8 [Note] A few users have reached out to us to ask if Slimstat would be compliant with the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) guidelines and regulations that are about to be activated all across Europe. Based on our understanding of this new law, as long as the hosting provider where you are storing the information collected by Slimstat is GDPR compliant, then you won’t have to worry about any extra layers of compliance offered by software like ours. One of our primary goals is to make sure that you and only you are the sole owner of the data collected by our plugin. This has always been what makes Slimstat stand out from the crowd: while Jetpack, Google Analytics and many other services have full unrestricted access to the data they collect on your website, we at Slimstat don’t treat our users as the product that we sell to other companies. [New] Our plugin now honors the Do Not Track header. Please note that this feature can be turned off in the settings, and will be enabled by default. [New] We introduced an experimental option to allow your users to opt out of tracking via a text box displayed at the bottom of your website. Please go to Settings > Filters to customize the behavior and the message to suit your needs and website layout. You can also use third-party solutions to let your visitors opt out, and then configure Slimstat to read the corresponding cookie they set. [New] You can now add reports to the Access Log screen, and customize it just like any other screen in Slimstat. [Update] Reintroduced the interval_minutes filter, which had been temporarily removed from our code as a side effect of our code clean-up process. Thank you, mth75. [Update] Moved the button to reset the report layouts to the Customizer screen. [Update] Deprecated the Geolocation screen. The World Map report has been moved to the Audience tab. If for some reason you cannot find the World Map, please go to Slimstat > Customize and click the Reset All button. [Fix] Filters were not being set when opening the corresponding links in a new window. Thank you, forumaad [Fix] Bug affecting the report “Currently Online”. [Fix] Bug affecting all the filter links after the Export to Excel add-on had been enabled. [Fix] Bug affecting the resource filter when “nice permalinks” are not enabled. 4.7.7 [New] We’ve completely rewritten the portion of code that handles the date ranges in the Filter Bar. In order to simplify things, we have deprecated the interval_direction filter, which is now expressed by the sign in front of the interval value (positive for going forward from a given start date, and negative for going back in time). Please note that this change affect your existing shortcodes, if they use the aforementioned filter. We will update our documentation in the next few days to remove any reference to this filter, and to avoid any confusion. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or to report any issues. [New] The comparison chart is now always displayed, using new criteria to determine the range to use. You may want to update your settings (Settings > Reports > Default Time Span > Days, and Reports > Comparison Chart) to mimic the old behavior or hide the comparison chart altogether, if you like. [Update] We’ve reintroduced the various levels of granularity for our charts: hourly (when a single day is selected), daily (for ranges up to 120 days) and monthly. Also, the comparison chart is now always available, regardless of the selected time range. Thank you, WebsiteOpzetten. [Update] Tooltips across the interface have a more uniform behavior.

Saves view counts from WordPress.com Stats Jetpack module as post meta data.

Saves view counts from Jetpack Site Stats module as post meta data. This can be useful for displaying view counts in your theme and building custom queries. What makes this a better solution over other view-tracking plugins is that it simply pulls the information from Jetpack, which is popular and provides fairly accurate data, so this has very little overhead. It's a streamlined plugin that piggybacks off another which you might already be using. Comes with a shortcode to display views and a filter to change the post meta key where views are saved. Thank you to Milan Dinić for improvements in the code after the initial release (and for the Serbian translation)!