This project seems to use Matomo's referer blacklist, so there is hopefully some cross-pollination between the similar projects: https://github.com/ibericode/koko-analytics/commit/d53077392...

(Both are GPLv3, so there's no licensing issue or anything; Just caught my eye.)

And speaking of WordPress analytics: There is now a new official WordPress plugin that contains a whole Matomo instance, so you don't need to set it up seperatly.

https://matomo.org/blog/2019/10/matomo-analytics-for-wordpre...

> ... I used to use...

I recently actually started using matomo (away from google analytics)...So I'm curious why you seemed to no longer use it?? Is there something that i should be wary about now using matomo?

I am a great fan (as much as one can be a fan of an analytics tool) and advocate for matomo. They even have server log analytics with no client-side tracking whatsoever.

We're using it for a big variety of clients small to big and sure, it's less capable than Google Analytics, but then again – most of our clients are just interested in simple visitor statistics to validate certain assumptions, not whether or not James Doe's engagement with our site has been 4.32% better after his second Flat White at Starbucks.

When ever there's a viable alternative to a Google product – go for it. Matomo is 100% viable and I feel much better tracking (anonymous!) user-behavior this way.

Oh, no, I just have no use for it now :)

I expect Matomo to be even better, after all this time.

Ah ok, understood; whew. Thanks for the clarification!

I have not found any issue with the software since the name change.