Visit statistics
How many people come here, which pages they open, how long they stay and where they arrive from. Counted without IP addresses, without cookies, and without being able to recognise anyone from one day to the next — the method is spelled out at the bottom of this page.
Visitors and views per day
Show the same numbers as a table
| Day | Visitors | Views | Avg time |
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Pages
30 daysWhere visitors come from
30 daysBrowsers
30 daysSystems
30 daysScreen size
30 daysloading…
How these numbers are counted
The hard part of counting visitors is telling two people apart without following either of them. Here is the whole mechanism, so you can judge it rather than take our word for it.
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Two pings per page
One when the page opens, one when you leave it, carrying how many seconds it was open. Nothing else is sent.
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The IP is never stored
The server hashes it together with the browser string and a random salt, and keeps only the hash. The address itself is discarded within minutes.
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The salt changes every night
Yesterday's salt is overwritten, so yesterday's hashes cannot be matched to today's. A returning visitor is a new number tomorrow — which is why "all time" says daily visits, summed rather than "people".
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No cookies, no local storage, no id
Nothing is written to your device, so there is nothing to consent to and nothing to clear. If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, no ping is sent at all.
Country is not shown here for the same reason: working it out requires the IP address, and we would rather not have one. Figures are rebuilt every few minutes from a small SQLite file on the same server. The full policy is in the Privacy Policy and the Data Processing Policy.