> For the record, Firefox has built-in anti tracker which is enabled by default and they do that on all platforms
Firefox's anti-tracking protection doesn't block google analytics by default. They only block "third party" cookies - which in practice translates as: Google's competition.
The fox knows better than to bite the hand that feeds it.
Firefox's anti-tracking protection doesn't block google analytics by default. They only block "third party" cookies - which in practice translates as: Google's competition.
The fox knows better than to bite the hand that feeds it.