Umami Tracker is being blocked by Brave Browser
See original GitHub issueUmami Tracker script umami.js
is getting blocked by Brave Browser not sure this is happening with other AdBlockers.
Is it because of subdomain contains analytics.example.com
or since umami is now used by many so they are aware of it and blocking.
Is there any workaround to bypass this?
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Hi @mcnaveen
Here is the Nginx Configuration reference. This is what I found in Plausible’s issues, the same applies to umami, it works fine on my site, hope it helps you.
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/save-your-analytics-from-content-blockers-7ee08c6ec7ee/ Found this without actually implementing it, but the concept makes sense --> hide your analytics url behind a website url e.g. google.analytics.com requests hidden behind mycompanywebsite.com requests