CLI app that forwards requests to google-analytics.com to avoid tracking blockers.
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**ga-proxy** is a CLI application that forwards requests to google-analytics.com, allowing users to bypass tracking blockers while still enabling Google Analytics functionality. It is designed for developers and website administrators who need to maintain analytics tracking on sites where ad/tracking blockers are prevalent.
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