Block Yourself from Analytics

Block Yourself from Analytics Mode Free Download

Block your Google Analytics™ activity for the websites you own, no more false stats.
Extension is meant for webmasters to block their own visits for their websites thus avoiding false stats.
Easy to manage website list accepts domain names with wildcards. It is not meant to block Google Analytics™ script for all websites, I don’t support that so please don’t ask for this ability.

:: Minimum Requirements
Requires at least Chrome v63

:: How to use?
Open extension settings, go to websites list and add all your websites to the list. You can use “example.com” or “www.example.com” for exact match OR use wildchar like “*example.com” to match example.com with all it’s subdomains. Note that if you put dot between wildchar and domain name you would only match subdomains and not your naked domain name.

Extension is available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Opera.

:: Contact & Report Issues:
https://www.igorware.com/contact

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:: Changelog

v3.4.0
– added support for GA4

v3.3.1
– improved Google Analytics script detection

v3.3.0
– improved extension icon and tooltip handling
– added CSP for better security

v3.2.2
– fixed issue with website importer not checking if domain attribute exists

v3.2.1
– small improvement for options page

v3.2.0
– fixed a known issue with websites that use service workers
– updated minimum requirements to Chrome v63 (technical reasons)

v3.1.0
– support for ga-lite (Google Analytics Lite)
– support for Beacon API

v3.0.5
– fixed issue with tab switching in extension options

v3.0.4
– code cleanup
– updated minimum requirements to Chrome v29

v3.0.3
– fixed logger script

v3.0.2
– improved logger script

v3.0.1
– fixed an issue where options page would not work if opened before extension has been initialised
– improved logger script

v3.0.0
– extension icon will now behave a bit differently, it will not be disabled for “system” pages so you will still be able to access extension’s popup menu
– moved localStorage to storage API (rewrite of extension’s storage)
– changed default message for extension’s icon tooltip to avoid confusion
– enabled chrome_style for options, this should make sure options have more consistent UI with Chrome
– added error logger (this will help me catch errors sooner)
– other small fixes
– minimum browser requirement is now Chrome v22

===> Full changelog available on the website