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I’m using reinvigorate as well.. I don’t recall ever seeing the picture thingy… maybe I was blur…
It’s real cool that they auto-generated the code without needing signups!
It would be much more useful if they could pull in the post title, and then a way to pull the data back onto our own pages.
I installed the code and got the Firefox extension for this last night, and it’s been utterly disappointing. Not only have I found the extension to be slow to report (in fact, it’s not reported properly even when I’ve been on my website), the fact that the website itself doesn’t retain information is a major annoyance. It only shows very recent information about who’s been on your site…therefore, in my mind, becoming very worthless. There’s no build up of information over time.
It’s a nice tracker I’ll use it
That’s pretty cool!
its a good tool but they start advertising with pop ups now days on my website
they have pop ads
For these sorts of things, I would probably prefer to use Woopra – it provides much better stats about recent visitors.