dcamillo

<p>I do not want to see google feedproxy links inside posts. I do not want to get tracked by google and hate such things. Unfortunately some blogger use it (their choise), so linking to their posts requires work to ‘free’ the links. Stupid task (copy to browser, copy new url), that can get scripted very easy.</p>
<p>FeedproxyResolver tries to do this, by looking over new posts (by a regex), do a curl request for every found feedproxy link and replace the link with the ‘correct’ one (http header redirect_url).</p>


Feedproxy Resolver

Removes google feedproxy links from wordpress posts

Luke Mlsna

<p>This is a bare bones option for people who are looking to simply insert the basic Google Analytics tracking code into the head section of every page without any fuss.</p>
<p>I’ve only included the essential options; it’s not very exciting, but works <em>reliably</em>.</p>
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Super Simple Google Analytics

Very simple plugin for reliably inserting your Google Analytics tracking code on every page.

Feedproxy Resolver vs Super Simple Google Analytics