microsoft
Microsoft Clarity is being blocked by adblockers - net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT
Microsoft clarity is being blocked by adblockers. (UBlock). Is there any way to get around this?
Adding a Content Security policy did not work
Looking for a solution, too. Can anyone provide a correct and usable nginx configuration file for reverse proxy? I am stuck in configuring CORS.
Looks like 95% of the traffic to my site uses adblocker which makes clarity virtually useless. :(
https://github.com/easylist/easylist
In this list from one of the adblock extensions, clarity.ms^ appears as to be blocked.
If you set up a reverse proxy for the initial request to the Clarity tag (clarity.ms), it will work at first. However, the issue arises because that tag makes additional internal requests to the same domain, such as:
https://www.clarity.ms/s/0.7.43/clarity.js https://l.clarity.ms/collect
This means that while Adblock might ignore the block on the initial tag, it will still block these other requests made by the script. The only solution would be to host the tag script yourself and modify its internal URLs to use your reverse proxy.
Sorry there's not really anything we can do about folks blocking our domains (in Ublock or other similar extensions).
Could we proxy the requests to MS Clarity through the servers we host? It would be virtually impossible for these extensions to block them. Any thoughts?
Have you guys found out any solutions to this problem please update in the comments.? @dinbtechit
Have you guys found out any solutions to this problem please update in the comments.? @dinbtechit
@HassanAsghar111 - Not yet. I think a self-hosted solution is what we are looking for. Microsoft clarity doesn't record 99% of our traffic.
@scarlett-danger / @HassanAsghar111 - We found a self hosted Analytics - Open Replay!!!!. Fully open source, their plans on cloud offering is seriously good & affordable, self hosted. It meets all our needs and does not get blocked by adblockers!!!!
Bye Bye - Microsoft Clarify
Hello, Open Replay
Clarity is a great and handy tool, but it loses most of its value when up to 80% of traffic isn’t recorded because of ad blockers. It’s probably better to use open-source solutions that support reverse proxying from your own domain, like OpenReplay.
