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  • aallaann, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2I am using the javascript version of the sitemeter code on my blog, but I am not getting any specificclick cookies when I visit my site. Is this just being tested in a few accounts right now?
  • mchlsync, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Hi aallaann,

    I have added one screenshot and steps for how to reproduce the issue in my articles.
    Hope it helps.
  • mchlsync, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1
    Hi Alen,

    you may find the screenshot in that link below..
    Spyware? Não obrigado, Sitemeter
    http://www.marketingdebusca.com/artigo/spyware-sitemeter/

    OR

    you can also try as I mentioned in No.4 step. “4. How to verify whether a particular web tracker is safe to use?”

    1. Open your browser
    2. Clear your cookies in your browser
    3. Browse your site that is using web tracker
    3. Check the cookie again..

    P.S: Since It was happened last month, SiteMeter might change something.

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