Ksable's Nest
= A blog about life & tech =
kissablecho
Kissablecho's personal blog — recording life, sharing technology, anime & white stockings enthusiast.
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I mentioned in my previous miscellaneous notes that there was a bug in the newly added link tracking (Link Tracking) and pixel tracking (Pixel Tracking) features of umami v3, and I attempted to fix it. Today I discovered that the bug wasn't completely resolved; sometimes pixel tracking data is still not recorded at all. Why did I think it was fixed yesterday? Because I found that after turning off IGNORE_IP, I opened the tracking links several times in the browser without any issues. I assumed the problem was with the IGNORE_IP code. After fixing IGNORE_IP, opening the tracking links in the browser could normally record the data. That's how I thought I had identified the issue.
Recently, I upgraded the umami version to 3.0.3, and the upgrade process went smoothly without any issues. (Actually, I set up a completely new umami v3 and then migrated the v2 data into the new v3. I was really worried about potential issues during the v2 to v3 upgrade, so I was entirely looking forward to trying umami's pixel tracking. I had seen pixel tracking in Microsoft's promotional emails before, and after seeing that umami v3 added pixel tracking, I've been eager to try it.)
Happy New Year 🎉🎉🎉 May you always be happy year after year, may every year bring you success and good wishes. I updated the umami version yesterday, and everything went smoothly. It must be the New Year's blessing. 😊😊😊 Today is a good day, keep up the hard work! 💪💪💪 Many people in the QQ group sent red envelopes, I roughly got 15 yuan. I'm so happy, the boss is really generous. 😊😊😊
It feels like I haven't written a blog in a long time. Today is New Year's Day, wishing everyone a happy New Year! I hope that in the new year, I can wake up naturally every day without any trouble. Since entering the third year of high school, I've felt that there hasn't been a single day without fatigue and tiredness. Today is 2026, and when I think about what happened in 2025, I find that my memories of that year seem to only include events from the past few months, as if the first half of the year never existed. I wonder if it's because my memory has declined since starting the third year of high school or if it's a form of "intentional selective amnesia."