=== Feed Statistics === Contributors: cfinke Donate link: http://www.chrisfinke.com/wordpress/plugins/feed-statistics/ Tags: rss, statistics, feeds, newsfeed, stats Requires at least: 4.7 Tested up to: 4.9.5 Stable tag: 4.1 Compiles statistics about who is reading your blog via a feed reader and what posts they're reading. == Description == Feed Statistics is a plugin that tracks statistics for your RSS/Atom feeds, including the number of subscribers, which feed readers they're using, which posts they're viewing and which links they're clicking on. To display your subscriber count, use the Feed Statistics widget. The plugin also adds a "Feed Statistics" menu to your dashboard. This section has four subsections: Feed Statistics (Options), Feed Readers, Post Views, and Clickthroughs. It will take a few days for the subscriber count to become accurate, so you may want to wait a day or two between installing/activating the plugin and publicly displaying your subscriber count. == Screenshots == 1. Displays a list of the feeds most often requested by your subscribers. Note: a subscriber that follows multiple feeds will only be counted once in the total subscriber count, but all of the feeds that they subscribe to will appear on this page. 2. Displays which feed readers your subscribers are using. 3. If you have post view tracking turned on (it's enabled by default), this page will show the posts in your RSS feed that are most popular. 4. If you have clickthrough tracking turned on (it's disabled by default), this page will show the links in your posts that your feed subscribers are clicking on. == Changelog == = 4.1.1 = * Fixed a bug that could generate PHP notices. = 4.1 = * Fixed compatibility with PHP 7. * Added Serbian translation. = 4.0 = * Fixed bug allowing Feed Statistics to be used as an open redirect * Fixed bug that didn't track clickthroughs on links with uppercase anchor tags * Fixed bug causing some link clickthroughs to be attributed to the wrong URL
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Compiles statistics about who is reading your WordPress blog via a feed reader and what posts they're reading.
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