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Re:Reddit now tracks all outbound link clicks by default, ex... by snowwrestler on Friday July 08, 2016 @04:50PM (#12058553)
I don't understand why they do it this way. If they're using javascript to replace the value anyway, why not just leave the value alone, and capture the data they want behind the scenes with javascript? What does running the traffic through a redirect get them that javascript itself cannot?
Re:Reddit now tracks all outbound link clicks by default, ex... by stefs on Saturday July 09, 2016 @11:48AM (#12061799)
well, i guess if the click triggers a page reload, the onclick-async event won't fire (or at least complete).