Apologies for the lack of response. I don't know why you're seeing what
you're seeing in Analytics.
However your concern has caused me realise we don't really warn people about
Tiddlyspot's lack of security.
In short, because tiddlyspot doesn't use SSL it's not a good idea to a).
consider your
Hi Simon
Thanks for making it clear.
Btw. your permalink (http://faq.tiddlyspot.com/#[[Is%20Tiddlyspot
%20secure%3F]]) from your blog is pointing to an empty tiddler titled:
Is Tiddlyspot secure%3F
A better permalink might be:
http://faq.tiddlyspot.com/#%5B%5BIs%20Tiddlyspot%20secure%3F%5D%5D
Hmm - same problem... It's google chrome which makes trouble - sorry
for the false alert..
Regards måns Mårtensson
On 10 Nov., 18:51, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Simon
Thanks for making it clear.
Btw. your permalink (http://faq.tiddlyspot.com/#[[Is%20Tiddlyspot
%20secure%3F]]) from
So I can think of a few explanations:
* someone in Brazil has guessed your password
If the person guessed the password, I would have seen the different
pages visited by this person. What it looks like to me is that the
person attempted to guess the password 12 times. Possibly, at the
12th,
I notice that /[object object] is in the 'pages visited' list. I
don't know what that is.
Just a guess (I haven't looked at any plugin or GA code):
In order to track the viewing of individual tiddlers, I assume that
the TW implementation for Google Analytics (GA) is hijacking the
core's
I would try to access your site from an other computer without
entering the password, and than check if such attempts would be
reported by Google.
Or you might get Firebug and watch the Net tab for requests to GA.
If you tell me the URL, I can take a quick look.
I'm fairly sure only presents
If you tell me the URL, I can take a quick look.
Marc has sent me the URL.
As predicted, all I get is a static 401 page that does not trigger any
Google Analytics requests.
So I can think of a few explanations:
* someone in Brazil has guessed your password
* your own visits are mistakenly
I had someone in Brazil try 12 times to enter my TW. I'm finding this
disturbing (FYI, I've never shared my site with anyone). I don't
think people are successful in visiting my content, but the number of
visits is uncomfortable. I must have a Tiddlyspot sub-domain name
that is easy to mixup
Hi M,
understand is how Google Analytics could possibly record a visit if
the visitor cannot login. I believe if GA is to get a ping, the
visitor has seen my content.
I would try to access your site from an other computer without
entering the password, and than check if such attempts would
Since I had this implemented, I've had three visits from someone in
Ichikawa Japan (about 1/mth). Analytics shows me that this person
visits the root directory only. Interestingly, the source of the
visits come from three different sites with the .jp domain.
My site is set to restricted
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