I use the same eXtreme tracker on my own site. I made some changes, it validates as xhtml1 Strict and still works.
However, the <SCRIPT> still relies on document.write. If you were to send the page with a MIME of application/xhtml+xml, the script would simply do nothing.
Anyway, on a whim, I rewrote the tracker code as a nice little DOM script that dynamically alters the src of the static image you'd normally just have in the <NOSCRIPT> block. Effectively now you only need to call the external javascript in your <HEAD> and have that one image, with an added ID, in your page...which makes the source a lot more aesthetically pleasing :)
DOM extreme tracker: http://www.splintered.co.uk/experiments/67/
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