Google Analytics vs Privacy-First Analytics in 2026
A practical 2026 decision guide to GA4 and privacy-first analytics across consent, cookies, data control, AI traffic, and migration paths.
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AI Browser Tracking in 2026: What Web Analytics Can See
AI browser tracking requires separate evidence for rendered visits, remote fetches, referrals, and completed outcomes. Here is what each analytics layer can see.
HitKeep 2.12.0: Team OIDC SSO, Invite-Aware Sign-In, And Routed Site Settings
HitKeep 2.12.0 shipped team-scoped OIDC SSO, verified invite-aware access, clearer sign-in flows, and routed site settings.
HitKeep 2.11.0: Signed Webhooks, Bounded Retries, And Delivery History
HitKeep 2.11.0 adds HMAC-signed outbound webhooks for operational events, with scoped subscriptions, test delivery, bounded retries, secret rotation, and delivery history.
HitKeep 2.10.0: Custom Tracking Domains, Team Admin Pages, And Chart Preferences
HitKeep 2.10.0 ships team-verified custom tracking domains with managed TLS, addressable team admin pages, a chart style toggle with remembered preferences, and cloud plan polish.
HitKeep 2.9.0: Ask AI, Site Overview, And Better Analytics Charts
HitKeep 2.9.0 ships experimental Ask AI, a new site overview, ECharts-based charts, more report ranges, hosted setup polish, and dashboard bug fixes.