Load Google Analytics in web worker using Partytown #218
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anthonybailey
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Something that should be monitored because it is hard to test is ad conversions |
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The Google Analytics team seems to be working on web worker integration themselves and additionally their implementation might cause issues with Partytown: QwikDev/partytown#635 We should wait with merging this. |
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The library Partytown enables loading Google Analytics in a web worker, which can significantly improve website performance and as a result boost search engine rankings.
According to their website, Partytown is still in beta because it doesn't yet support arbitrary scripts. But for Google Analytics and other popular analytics tools it's already being used by companies like Notion, Upwork, Walmart and ExpressVPN (list).