Thursday, March 19th, 2009
Category: Bookmarklets
I’ve written a small function that allows JavaScript developers track their bookmarklet (or other type of injected script) using Google Anayltics.
We’ve been covering a fair number of bookmarklets lately, and this seems like a nice, compact (~700 byte) way to track who’s using yours. Well done, Remy; check out his blog post for more information.
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