curt wrote in Tue Feb 27, 2018 2:01 pm:I have a google analytics plugin installed. This gives me broad demographic information ... like 98% males, 2% females, 25% traffic from USA, 20% from Germany, etc.
Ok, that pretty much answers my question.
Yes, that's SeaMonkey browser. I rarely visit the home page and if I do I usually immediately click on Legacy Site since it has all I need. So, this message might have been there for considerable time I just might have missed it. But today I realised it and wasn't able to think of a single reason why an open source flight simulator site would have the need to track people's online activities. But if that really helps to maintain and improve the site it's ok by me (even if it opens yet another source for google to track online activities - I am almost certain they put it to good use only).
Sorry, i have no clue how to determine what triggers that warning but I've clicked on some of the tools that SeaMonkey provides in order to find a way. Stumbled on this link then:
https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=http%3 ... ear.org%2FWhich then rose the question, why would a web developer, in order to maintain a site, would even think of google-anal ytics while there are still other issues at hand to make the site compatible with an official standard?
Okok, I'll stop nagging now, I know that is unpleasant (no reference to any other thread intended). Just trying to satisfy my curiosity about that warning.
Greetings
(for anybody not knowing me closely, please read that with a twinkle in one's eye)-Alex