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Description
Introducing the
vuepress-plugin-ipfs
appears to have created some havoc in our HTML builds when interacting with the Matomo tracking pixel.Before adding it:
view-source:https://5e82199f98b4cc0007b721be--ethereumorg.netlify.app/
After adding it:
view-source:https://5e87b5c66f385800079a016c--ethereumorg.netlify.app/
This resulted in the pixel (& other scripts) being injected into the
<body>
vs. the<head>
of the HTML. Our reported site traffic basically doubled as a result (visits were being double-counted), all reported as direct entry (as the pixel can't attribute source channel).This PR removes the Matomo tracking pixel, which resolves the conflict with
vuepress-plugin-ipfs
. The tracking pixel ultimately didn't provide much value anyway, merely providing a back up in case a browser had JS disabled.Related Issue
None
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