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Correct, GitHub Pages does not provide access to web server log files because it's a static hosting service and does not expose server-level controls or logs. If you need analytics, you'll have to rely on JavaScript-based tracking solutions. Some common options include:
Google Analytics :
Free and robust.
Insert a small JavaScript snippet into your site's HTML to track visits, user behavior, and more.
Plausible Analytics :
A privacy-focused, lightweight alternative.
Requires adding a small script to your site.
Fathom Analytics :
Another privacy-respecting solution.
Simple setup with a script snippet.
Matomo :
Open-source and self-hosted analytics (if you want full control).
Adds JavaScript to your site but requires a separate hosting setup for Matomo.
Simple Custom Tracking :
Use a lightweight JavaScript snippet to send data to a service or your own endpoint, e.g., tracking page views.
These tools collect data on the client side (in the browser) and send it to a remote server for processing and reporting. They are effective replacements for server-side log analysis on static sites like those hosted on GitHub Pages.
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Correct, GitHub Pages does not provide access to web server log files because it's a static hosting service and does not expose server-level controls or logs. If you need analytics, you'll have to rely on JavaScript-based tracking solutions. Some common options include:
Free and robust.
Insert a small JavaScript snippet into your site's HTML to track visits, user behavior, and more.
A privacy-focused, lightweight alternative.
Requires adding a small script to your site.
Another privacy-respecting solution.
Simple setup with a script snippet.
Open-source and self-hosted analytics (if you want full control).
Adds JavaScript to your site but requires a separate hosting setup for Matomo.
These tools collect data on the client side (in the browser) and send it to a remote server for processing and reporting. They are effective replacements for server-side log analysis on static sites like those hosted on GitHub Pages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: