Analytics & Adblock Recovery Guides
Technical guides on how adblockers block your analytics tools and what you can do to recover the missing data.
Brave, Firefox, and Safari now ship with privacy protection on by default — no extension needed. For most websites that's 25–40% of visitors whose analytics are completely silent. For developer tools or SaaS products the number is often higher. These guides cover how the blocking actually works, how different recovery approaches compare, and what the missing data means for ad spend, A/B tests, and attribution.
Each article is written for people who want the technical detail, not a watered-down overview. If you just want to see the numbers, the analytics impact page has blocking rates broken down by browser, industry, and tool.
Ad Blocker Statistics 2026: Usage Rates by Browser, Industry & Analytics Tool
Comprehensive ad blocker usage statistics for 2026 — browser-by-browser blocking rates (Brave 100%, Firefox 85%, Chrome+uBlock 42%), industry breakdowns, affected analytics tools, and revenue impact estimates.
Does Google Consent Mode v2 Replace Adblock Recovery?
Consent Mode v2 and adblock recovery solve completely different problems. One handles what you're allowed to track. The other handles what you're able to track. Here's why you need both.
Introtrace vs Server-Side GTM: Which Recovers More Analytics Data?
A side-by-side comparison of Introtrace and Google Tag Manager Server-Side (sGTM). Setup complexity, cost, adblock bypass rates, and when to use one, the other, or both.
Introtrace vs Stape: Adblock Analytics Recovery Compared
Compare Introtrace and Stape for recovering analytics data blocked by adblockers. Architecture differences, pricing, bypass rates, and platform support side-by-side.
How Adblockers Block Your Analytics: A Technical Guide
A deep dive into how filter lists like EasyPrivacy and uBlock work, which analytics endpoints get blocked, the GTM cascade problem, and why first-party proxies are the most reliable recovery approach.