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Filter out your own visits from Umami and datafa.st analytics Stop skewing your own analytics! Internal Traffic Filter automatically excludes your visits from Umami and datafa.st analytics on websites you manage. 🎯 WHAT IT DOES When you visit your own website, the extension automatically sets the localStorage flags that tell analytics services to ignore your visit: • umami.disabled = '1' (for Umami) • datafast_ignore = 'true' (for datafa.st) ✨ FEATURES • One-click blocking for the current site • Manage all blocked sites from a simple popup • Settings sync across devices • Works instantly - no page reload needed • Supports multiple analytics services 🔒 PRIVACY FOCUSED • All data stays in your browser • No external servers or tracking • Open source: github.com/hauju/internal-traffic-filter 🛠 HOW TO USE 1. Visit a website you want to exclude from analytics 2. Click the extension icon 3. Click "Disable Tracking" That's it! Your visits will no longer appear in your analytics. 💡 PERFECT FOR • Website owners checking their own sites • Developers testing in production • Anyone who wants accurate analytics data Works with Brave, Chrome, Edge, and any Chromium-based browser.
Jan 21, 2026
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