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I wish more of these analytics platform had events. I want to see if my users are using features, button etc.


Reminds me of the best analytics software I ever saw, ca. 1998, where it'd track each individual visitor's path through the site, e.g.

- [12:00 - 89.212.12.whatever] - /index.php

- [12:01 - 89.212.12.whatever] - /team/bob-smith/

- [12:02 - 89.212.12.whatever] - /products/turb-encab-9001/


Like the server's access log?


Yes, except as a clickable tree, so you could see the path each visitor took through the site


Check out Posthog, they do event tracking very well.


Thanks for the suggestion this looks great; and with a free tier for hobby sites like mine.


I think Umami[1] does.

[1] https://github.com/mikecao/umami


Try simple analytics


you could try out splitbee.io (i am the founder)


We have had the McVeggie in New Zealand for a while now - They even included it in our "Kiwi Burger" range. I think it's off the menu now but easily the best burger I have had from Maccas.


I can select Safari as default in Gmail?


No you can't. It's just a web view.


I like this idea a lot, just tried it now however and the UI is a bit too slow for how fast I like to switch between apps, espically on multiple desktops - takes about a second to show up and swaps to the active monitor instead of staying on the main like command+tab does. Will follow this!


For the slowness, could you please check my reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21256353

For the active monitor issue, I have never tested on multi-monitors (I personally switched back to single-monitor after years of multi). Could you please open a ticket? It may be an easy update


There's an app called Witch that might suit your needs.


With iPhone's they get around 4-5 years of updates compared to the 2 years promised with Google's devices.[1]

Buying into iPhone development might be more expensive upfront, but you get a longer update period (which is obviously important for developers).

I paid around $725 USD for a 2012 Macbook Pro which can develop for iOS and it has 16GB of ram, an SSD and a hard drive for time machine.

[2]https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/4457705#nexus_device...


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