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hi I used to use this code
and i didn't know better before but after checking my own site for malicious trackers since the home page was been blocked when using ublock origin at least 25% of the time, I notice it was because of that domain meuip.page loading a tracker or more.
I still see some trackers being blocked by ublock but at least my page is not being blocked by the extension, the malicious trackers come from spotify,xat,ondecero/atresmedia which i have iframes for their precious content. I asked each provider to limit the number of trackers by email with examples but, i haven't seen they changed anything yet.
So basically I just want a tracker like that on the code but without malicious code. the counter looks like:
HTML:
<div id="countermargin"><a href=""><img src='http://www.counter12.com/img-W7wY5CCa-40.gif' border='0' title='counter'></a><script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.counter12.com/ad.js?id=W7wY5CCa'></script></div>
I still see some trackers being blocked by ublock but at least my page is not being blocked by the extension, the malicious trackers come from spotify,xat,ondecero/atresmedia which i have iframes for their precious content. I asked each provider to limit the number of trackers by email with examples but, i haven't seen they changed anything yet.
So basically I just want a tracker like that on the code but without malicious code. the counter looks like: