How to exclude your own page views

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How to exclude your own page views

When you browse your blog, it will be counted as a page view in the statistical information.

Blogger has an option to exclude my pageview from the statistics, but it may not work as intended even if that option is turned on.

This article describes causes and measures when [Do not track my view on this blog] check box does not work as intended.

Blogger stats feature

Blogger > Statistics > Overview > Manage your pageview tracking

Don't track my view of this blog

Why is it reflected in statistical information?

As of July 15, 2018, the specifications of the domain transfer by country have been changed, and the transfer destination has been unified to the com domain (.com), so it is not necessary to set the .jp domain.

Blogger determines the visitor's domain and redirects to the domain of the visitor's country to display the content.

For example,

https://kzstock.blogspot.com/xxx
When you access

Https:. //Kzstock.Blogspot Jp /Xxx

Will be transferred to.

Do not track my view of this blog is targeted to .com domains, so .jp domains are counted.

Change cookie settings

Solution: Add _ns=2 to the blogspot.jp cookie

Use "Edit This Cookie" to edit the cookies stored in Chrome.

EditThisCookie is a Google Chrome extension that allows you to edit and back up cookies.

Please use the link at the end of the sentence.

Edit cookies

Change the cookie expiration to a date earlier than the current date so that the cookie is not invalidated when you shut down your browser.

[procedure]

Display my website
Right click and select EditThisCookie
Click "+" to display the edit screen
Add "_ns" to the name
Add "2" to the value
Change the expiration year to "2020", etc. if necessary

name	_ns
value	2
expiration date	2020 *Optional
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Screen with _ns=2

Summary

2018/07/15

Google has made a specification change to consolidate Blogger's country domain forwarding feature to COM domains (.com), so Don't track my view of this blog now works properly. It was

You can use EditThisCookie to extend the expiration date of your com domain.

The correction target is abc.blogspot.com.
*Abc: Your blog name

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