💥 Fixed an issue where Tinylytics would allow recording of hits when your site was run locally with the file:// protocol in the address bar. These are now ignored by default when your site doesn't have the `allow on any domain` setting enabled.

👾📊 Exports from your site page just got better! You can now export everything you see in the data tables and not just the raw data (still useful). Export path hits, countries, referrers and more.

• 🚀✨ Added a new user journey stats item showing entry and exit pages as your visitors navigate through your site. Still a little experimental and am refining as I use it more. By default it will not show the whole journey (only entry and exit are shown). Hover over the line to expand to see more details. You can filter by visitor using the filter icon. • 🚀👾 Now that quite a lot of stats are shown by default, there is a new section under "UI Settings" for your site (or using the gear icon in the quick nav...

🎨 Added a new quick nav bar that is more responsive to where you are. It also now highlights the area when clicking on a nav item so it's easier to spot. The mobile view is also greatly improved and doesn't take up so much space.

👾 Added the ability to return hits grouped by path via the API. That means you'll see the total hits (and unique) per path. Check out the documentation for more info. Just add grouped=true as a parameter.

👾 Added the ability to request data from your content monitor via the API. Head on over to the documentation for more info.

✨ If you're a Plus ✨ subscriber you can now filter your whole site overview dashboard by a specific date range. Great for getting a glance across all sites in one go!

✅ Looks like issues with Cloudflare have been resolved. Today has been out of my control and I apologise for any downtime — the services remained up, but were not reachable because of the layer between the network (Cloudflare) and my servers.

🚨 There is currently a massive outage with Cloudflare that is causing a lot of services to be offline, including Tinylytics. Monitoring.

✨ Added a few more filter options: last week, this week and last 60 days. Also tweaked the design a little to group filters better.

• 👾 Added the ability to pause content monitor email for a specific amount of time straight from the emails — 24 hours, and a few days plus allowing you to just turn them off. • 🐛 Tweaked the content monitoring emails to only send for a maximum of every 24 hours instead of every single time Tinylytics checks your content.

• 🔎 Added the ability to search for a site by clicking on the search icon or by pressing "/" on the sites dashboard. Appears when you have 3 or more. • 🐛 Fixed an issue that would throw an error if you tried to filter your stats with a filter value that didn't exist.

Content Monitoring

Today I am happy to announce content monitoring. The content monitor checks for broken links or mixed content (un-secure content on a secure site) for your own website and even tries any external links to see if they work. Super useful if you run a blog or small company.It's designed to visit your website in the background, go through and check every link it can find and see if it's broken for some reason, every 12 to 24 hours — it'll pick it's own random time. When the content monitor finds any issues, it will email you or you can...

• ✨📊 You can now drag and select a range of dates on the graph to quickly filter through the dates. • ✨ You can now apply multiple filter criteria to go deeper into the info you need, and select multiple values — you can also remove one or the other as you see fit. I call it chained filtering. • ... and as always, more behind the scenes updates and little things you may notice here and there... like seeing these updates when clicking on the help icon. 

• ✨ Added the ability to either show lifetime hits (default) or uptime percentage and status on the sites overview page. Toggle this on a site by site basis in the UI Settings setting page.