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The article compares privacy-focused Google Analytics alternatives including Umami, Plausible, and Fathom. It discusses Plausible’s hosted service, EU data residency, small script size, dashboard experience, pricing, and self-hosted Community Edition.

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heise covers Umami 3.1.0, highlighting major new features including configurable Boards dashboards, Session Replay, Core Web Vitals tracking, expanded segmentation, and revised sharing. The article also notes platform requirement changes, migrations, bug fixes, and security fixes in the release.

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How-To Geek

How-To Geek recommends Umami as a self-hosted, privacy-focused alternative to Google Analytics for homelab users and website owners. The article describes Umami’s analytics capabilities, interface, multi-site support, and installation options.

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OneUptime

This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to deploy Umami, a privacy-focused analytics platform, as a Docker stack through Portainer for lightweight website traffic tracking. It details the prerequisites, secret generation, stack creation in Portainer, deployment, login, website addition, tracking script integration, and advanced configurations.

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Vemetric Blog

This Vemetric Blog article explores the growing importance of privacy-first analytics and reviews several tools that align with this philosophy. Umami is presented as a simple, open-source, and self-hostable solution for those seeking privacy-conscious web analytics.

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Clicky Blog

The Clicky Blog compares various Google Analytics alternatives, featuring Umami as a lightweight, free, and open-source analytics platform. It highlights Umami's self-hostable nature, generous free tier, and strong support for modern web frameworks like Next.js and React, making it ideal for developers and early-stage products.

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iubenda

iubenda's blog post lists seven privacy-conscious alternatives to Google Analytics, with Umami being featured as an open-source, self-hosted, and free option. The article emphasizes Umami's focus on data ownership and its intuitive, lightweight design, making it a strong contender for users prioritizing privacy.

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