Visitor Statistics

Turn raw counters into an interpretable dashboard

This page keeps both public counters and browser-local visit records, but now degrades gracefully when third-party scripts are unavailable, instead of leaving the page full of unexplained “--” placeholders.

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Public site PV
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Provided by a public counter script and reflects total site page views.
Public site UV
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Estimated unique visitors based on the public counter.
Public current-page PV
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Public cumulative views for this specific page.
Local total visits
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Stored only in your current browser and never uploaded to the server.
Local current-page opens
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How many times this page has been opened in this browser.
Distinct visit days
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Unique calendar days recorded locally.
First visit / Latest visit
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These records are browser-specific and reset when local storage is cleared.
How it works

Where the numbers come from

  • Public counters are loaded from a lightweight public script and mainly serve as trend indicators.
  • Local records are stored entirely through localStorage in the current browser.
  • If ad blockers or privacy tools block the public script, local records still work normally.
Why this is better

How this improves the old page

  • It no longer exposes multiple third-party counter layers directly in the interface.
  • A visible status note explains whether public counters are unavailable instead of making the site look broken.
  • Local per-page visit counts add a small interactive detail without requiring a backend.