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This pull request involves multiple changes across JavaScript, HTML, and configuration files to adjust the website's analytics tracking setup. The modifications consistently remove references to the Plausible analytics tool. In several JavaScript files, code related to initializing and triggering Plausible tracking—such as event listeners and function calls—has been removed or replaced with direct calls (e.g., using umami.track). Across many HTML templates, attributes used for Plausible event tracking (e.g., plausible-event-name) have been eliminated from links and buttons, while other data attributes for tracking remain intact. Additionally, there are updates to configuration files that revise security policies and remove script tags related to Plausible. Public entities and fundamental user interface functionality remain unchanged.


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128-128: Revise Content-Security-Policy – Verify removal of external Paddle source.
The updated Content-Security-Policy header on line 128 is intended to remove the reference to https://paddle.s3.amazonaws.com/ from the img-src directive. Please confirm that this domain is no longer needed for loading any required assets. If Paddle-hosted images or assets are in use elsewhere, additional adjustments might be necessary.

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layouts/partials/android-accrescent.html (1)

16-16: Remove Plausible tracking class – Clean transition to Umami.
The anchor tag on line 16 no longer includes the obsolete plausible-event-name attribute and now relies solely on the data-umami-event attribute. This change is consistent with the PR objective to remove Plausible analytics and to streamline event tracking.

content/sponsors.de.html (1)

67-67: Clean removal of Plausible tracking attribute.
The anchor tag for the GitHub sponsors call-to-action has had the plausible-event-name=sponsors-github-cta attribute removed while retaining the necessary attributes (e.g., data-umami-event). This ensures continued tracking via Umami without legacy Plausible remnants.

content/downloads/ios.de.html (1)

22-22: Streamline iOS download link attributes.
The removal of the plausible-event-name class from the App Store download link simplifies the markup, and the retention of the data-umami-event="downloads-ios-appstore" attribute ensures that analytics continue to be captured by the new system.

layouts/downloads/list.html (1)

28-29: Eliminate outdated Plausible attribute from download link.
The anchor tag previously included the plausible-event-name=downloads-all-versions attribute. Its removal, while preserving the data-umami-event attribute, aligns with the overall PR goal of deprecating Plausible in favor of Umami for analytics.

layouts/android/single.html (1)

36-36: Tracking Attribute Update in Key Recovery Button
The removal of the plausible-event-name attribute in favor of using data-umami-event="android-keyrecovery-form" aligns well with the PR objective to phase out Plausible. The button retains its core functionality and proper event tracking.

content/downloads/win.de.html (1)

30-33: Consistent Analytics Tracking for Windows Downloads
The updates in this section remove the now-unnecessary plausible-event-name attribute and correctly rely on the data-umami-event attribute for tracking. This change is consistent with the overall objective to eliminate Plausible references while preserving analytics capabilities.

content/sponsors.en.html (1)

67-70: Sponsor CTA Tracking Attribute Update
The removal of the plausible-event-name attribute from the "Become a Sponsor via GitHub" call-to-action is correctly handled. Retaining data-umami-event ensures that tracking remains intact without the legacy Plausible attribute.

content/downloads/mac.de.html (1)

30-37: Download Button Tracking Update for macOS (German)
In this update, the plausible-event-name attribute has been removed from the download links, with tracking maintained via data-umami-event. This reflects the project’s broader move away from Plausible while ensuring that user actions are still appropriately tracked.

content/downloads/mac.en.html (1)

30-37: Download Button Tracking Update for macOS (English)
The removal of the plausible-event-name attribute from the download links is well executed. By using data-umami-event consistently for both the Apple Silicon and Intel download buttons, the changes support the PR objective while preserving core functionality and user experience.

layouts/partials/android-download.html (2)

16-16: Updated Tracking Attribute for Android Download Button
The removal of the Plausible-specific attribute is correctly reflected by using the data-umami-event="android-download" attribute. This update complies with the PR objective of removing Plausible tracking while preserving analytic functionality.


19-19: Updated Tracking for SHA256 Signature Toggle
The SHA256 signature toggle link now uses data-umami-event="android-download-sha256-signature" instead of the Plausible attribute. This consistent update across tracking attributes helps maintain the intended functionality.

content/downloads/win.en.html (2)

30-32: Updated Tracking for EXE Installer Download Link
The download link for the EXE installer has been updated to remove the Plausible attribute and now correctly uses data-umami-event="downloads-win". This change aligns with the overall removal of Plausible tracking.


43-43: Updated Tracking for Portable App Download Link
The portable app download link now features data-umami-event="downloads-win-portable", ensuring that tracking remains consistent across download methods without relying on Plausible.

content/downloads/linux.de.html (3)

30-32: Updated Tracking for AppImage (x86_64) Download Link
The anchor tag for the AppImage download now uses data-umami-event="downloads-linux" after the removal of Plausible-specific attributes. This change ensures consistent event tracking.


33-35: Updated Tracking for AArch64 Download Link
The AArch64 download link correctly implements data-umami-event="downloads-linux-aarch64". This update maintains functional consistency and fully removes the Plausible tracking elements.


46-48: Updated Tracking for Linux Package Source Links
The download links for the PPA, AUR, and Flatpak package sources have been updated to use appropriate data-umami-event attributes. These changes remove the old Plausible tracking while retaining the intended analytics.

layouts/for-teams/single.html (5)

23-23: Updated Tracking for Managed Hub CTA
The managed hub button now uses data-umami-event="hub-header-managed-cta" instead of the removed Plausible attribute. This update is consistent with the overall tracking changes.


27-27: Updated Tracking for Self-Hosted Hub CTA
The self-hosted hub button has been updated to use data-umami-event="hub-header-self-hosted-cta". This modification reinforces the uniform removal of Plausible tracking across the site.


147-147: Updated Tracking for Pricing Plans CTA
Transitioning to data-umami-event="hub-pricing" for the pricing button ensures that tracking remains intact while removing any Plausible-specific attributes.


177-179: Updated Tracking for the Contact Us Button
The Contact Us link now utilizes data-umami-event="hub-contact-us", properly replacing any previous Plausible-based tracking and maintaining consistent analytics.


202-203: Updated Social Media Tracking for Hub Section
Both the Mastodon and LinkedIn links now feature proper data-umami-event attributes. This update ensures consistency with the new tracking strategy and meets the PR objective.

layouts/partials/nav.html (4)

40-46: Consistent Tracking in Desktop Dropdown Items
The dropdown item links now use a dynamic data-umami-event attribute based on the page URL (via replaceRE). This change effectively removes any Plausible-specific tracking while maintaining accurate event attribution.


119-126: Consistent Tracking in Mobile Navigation Links
Mobile navigation links have been updated to use data-umami-event with dynamic values. This consistent approach across navigation elements further aligns with the PR objective of removing Plausible tracking.


146-147: Updated Language Selection Tracking
The language selector links now correctly include data-umami-event attributes, ensuring that event tracking remains consistent after the removal of the Plausible-specific attributes.


152-155: Updated GitHub Link Tracking in Mobile Navigation
The GitHub link for mobile navigation now employs data-umami-event="nav-github", harmonizing with the updated tracking strategy and eliminating any Plausible attributes.

layouts/partials/android-getkey.html (1)

23-23: Removal of Deprecated Tracking Attribute
The button on line 23 now relies solely on the data-umami-event attribute instead of the removed plausible-event-name attribute. This change aligns with the PR objective to deprecate Plausible and keep analytics tracking consistent.

layouts/pricing/single.html (8)

14-17: Streamline Analytics on Individuals Tab Button
The button for the individuals pricing option now excludes any obsolete plausible-event-name attribute and uses data-umami-event="pricing-individuals-tab". This ensures consistency with the migration to Umami tracking.


50-55: Simplified Tracking for Desktop CTAs
Both anchor tags for desktop call-to-action buttons have had their deprecated tracking attributes removed. Relying solely on data-umami-event (values "pricing-desktop-cta-1" and "pricing-desktop-cta-2") simplifies the markup and keeps event tracking unified.


98-100: Updated Android Download CTA
The Android download link now exclusively uses data-umami-event="pricing-android-cta", confirming the removal of Plausible-specific tracking and ensuring tracking integrity across devices.


154-157: Refined iOS CTA for Consistent Analytics
The iOS download button has been updated to remove any legacy tracking attributes. It now solely uses data-umami-event="pricing-ios-cta", which is consistent with the overall analytic migration.


219-221: Consistent Hub Community CTA Tracking
The CTA for the hub community self-hosted option now only contains data-umami-event="pricing-hub-community-self-hosted-cta", contributing to a clean, unified analytics setup.


285-287: Unified Tracking on Hub Managed CTA
The button for the managed hub pricing option now exclusively uses data-umami-event="pricing-hub-standard-managed-cta", ensuring removal of obsolete attributes and consistency across CTAs.


299-301: Refactored Self-Hosted Hub CTA
By replacing any legacy tracking attributes with data-umami-event="pricing-hub-standard-self-hosted-cta", the self-hosted option button now adheres to the new event tracking strategy.


355-358: Streamlined Hub Enterprise Contact Button
The enterprise contact CTA has been refactored to eliminate the deprecated attribute, relying solely on data-umami-event="pricing-hub-enterprise-cta". This supports a consistent tracking approach across pricing segments.

layouts/partials/android-fdroid.html (3)

16-16: Consistent Analytics for FDroid Repo Button
The "Cryptomator Repository" button now uses data-umami-event="android-fdroid-cryptomator-repo-tab" exclusively, removing any reference to the old Plausible attribute. This change is key to the overall migration.


19-19: Main Repository Button Update
The update on line 19 removes outdated tracking attributes in favor of data-umami-event="android-fdroid-main-repo-tab", ensuring alignment with the new analytics setup.


26-26: Updated QR Code Link Tracking
The QR code link’s tracking is now handled solely via data-umami-event="android-fdroid-cryptomator-repo-qr-code", which simplifies maintenance and improves consistency.

layouts/hub-managed/single.html (5)

72-76: Streamlined Step 1 Button Tracking
The email validation button for Step 1 now uses data-umami-event="hub-managed-step-1", removing any legacy Plausible attributes. This update supports a consistent event tracking mechanism.


104-107: Unified Team & Subdomain Validation Tracking
For Step 2, the button now exclusively relies on data-umami-event="hub-managed-step-2", which is in line with the broader removal of Plausible-related code.


129-133: Clear Analytics on Quantity Validation Button
In Step 3, the button triggering quantity validation now uses data-umami-event="hub-managed-step-3" only—ensuring adherence to the updated tracking strategy.


192-196: Consistent Submit Button Analytics
The submit button in Step 4 has been refactored to drop any old tracking attributes and use data-umami-event="hub-managed-form", ensuring uniformity in analytics across the form.


227-229: Refined Contact Us CTA for Hub Managed
The contact CTA at the bottom now uses data-umami-event="hub-managed-contact-us" exclusively. This removal of obsolete tracking attributes helps maintain a clean and consistent analytics implementation.

content/downloads/linux.en.html (5)

30-32: Updated x86_x64 Download Link Tracking
The AppImage download link for x86_x64 (line 30) now uses data-umami-event="downloads-linux", effectively replacing any deprecated Plausible attributes.


33-35: Updated AArch64 Download Link Tracking
The download link for the AArch64 version (line 33) similarly now leverages data-umami-event="downloads-linux-aarch64", ensuring a unified approach for analytics across download options.


46-46: Consistent Tracking for PPA Link
The PPA link on line 46 now relies solely on data-umami-event="downloads-linux-ppa", aligning with the newer, simplified tracking methodology.


47-47: Unified Analytics for AUR Links
The update on line 47 removes any legacy tracking attributes, replacing them with data-umami-event="downloads-linux-aur" for both AUR links.


48-48: Standardized Tracking for Flatpak Link
The Flatpak download link now exclusively uses data-umami-event="downloads-linux-flatpak", which maintains consistency with the overall removal of Plausible attributes.

layouts/partials/footer.html (1)

7-12: Consistent Removal of Deprecated Tracking Attributes in Footer

The <a> tags have been updated by removing the plausible-event-name attribute and relying solely on data-umami-event for analytics tracking. This change is consistent across the links (e.g., Downloads, Merchandise, and Press Kit) and meets the PR objective to eliminate Plausible-specific references without affecting link functionality.

layouts/hub-self-hosted/single.html (2)

23-35: Uniform Update of Deployment Input Elements

The radio input elements for the Kubernetes and Docker Compose (Prod/Test) options now exclusively use data-umami-event for event tracking. The removal of any Plausible-specific attributes from these elements is cleanly executed and ensures consistency with the new analytics setup.


312-312: Updated Contact Button Tracking

The contact button now leverages data-umami-event (with the value "hub-self-hosted-contact-us") after the removal of the deprecated plausible-event-name attribute. This maintains tracking consistency without altering the button’s functionality.

content/downloads/ios.en.html (1)

22-22: Clean Removal of Plausible Tracking from iOS Download Link

The removal of the plausible-event-name attribute from the iOS App Store download link in favor of data-umami-event is clear and adheres to the overall analytics update in the PR. Tracking remains intact while the code is simplified.

layouts/partials/supporter-cert-other.html (1)

14-14: Streamlined Tracking in Supporter Certificate Form

The submit button for the “other” supporter certificate form now uses data-umami-event="supporter-cert-other-form" after the removal of the Plausible-specific attribute. This change simplifies the element without affecting its functionality or analytics tracking.

layouts/partials/supporter-cert-contributor.html (1)

18-18: Consistent Analytics Update for Contributor Form

The submit button in the contributor certificate form has been updated to remove the plausible-event-name attribute, using only data-umami-event="supporter-cert-contributor-form" for tracking. This update is consistent with the other files and meets the PR objective to remove Plausible references.

layouts/partials/donate-paypal.html (1)

8-8: Removal of Plausible Tracking Attribute

The plausible-event-name attribute has been removed from the button. The button now only uses the data-umami-event attribute for event tracking, which aligns seamlessly with the PR objective of replacing Plausible analytics.

layouts/partials/donate-crypto.html (1)

15-15: Consistent Update for Tracking

The removal of the plausible-event-name attribute on the button has been executed cleanly. The button retains the data-umami-event attribute to support the new tracking setup, meeting the PR objectives.

content/downloads/android.en.html (2)

24-24: Streamlined Google Play Link

The <a> element for the Google Play download now relies solely on data-umami-event for tracking. This removal of the plausible-event-name class meets the overall goal without any impact on link functionality.


36-36: Streamlined APK Link

Similarly, the APK download link has been updated to remove the plausible-event-name attribute, keeping only data-umami-event for tracking. This change is consistent with the PR’s intent and preserves the link’s functionality.

layouts/partials/supporter-cert-influencer.html (1)

14-14: Simplified Event Tracking on Form Button

The button element now excludes the plausible-event-name attribute and solely relies on the data-umami-event attribute. This simplification aligns with the PR objectives while leaving the form’s functionality intact.

layouts/partials/supporter-cert-funder.html (1)

31-31: Accurate Removal for Funders’ Checkout Button

The button within the funder form has been updated to remove the plausible-event-name attribute. Retaining only the data-umami-event attribute meets the PR's objectives to transition from Plausible to another tracking system without affecting functionality.

layouts/donate/list.html (2)

23-23: Update: Use of New Analytics Event Attribute on Donation Tabs
The button now uses the data-umami-event attribute (donate-{{ substr .Params.TabHash 1 }}-tab) instead of a Plausible-specific attribute. This change is consistent with the PR objective of removing Plausible references.


51-51: Update: Customer Portal Button Analytics Attribute
The customer portal form button now correctly includes the data-umami-event="donate-customer-portal-form" attribute, replacing the removed Plausible attribute. This ensures tracking continues seamlessly with Umami.

layouts/supporter-cert/list.html (2)

23-23: Update: Supporter Certificate Tab Button Tracking
The tab button now uses data-umami-event="supporter-cert-{{ substr .Params.TabHash 1 }}-tab". Removing the Plausible attribute aligns with the broader analytics update across the project.


54-54: Update: Supporter Certificate Recovery Form Button Tracking
The recovery form button is now tagged with data-umami-event="supporter-cert-recovery-form", replacing the outdated Plausible attribute. The update is consistent and maintains the intended tracking functionality.

layouts/index.html (7)

31-31: Update: "For Individuals" CTA Link Tracking Attribute
The CTA link for the “for-individuals” section has been updated to use data-umami-event="home-header-individuals-cta". This correctly replaces the removed Plausible attribute.


35-35: Update: "For Teams" CTA Link Tracking Attribute
The “for-teams” button now includes data-umami-event="home-header-teams-cta", ensuring the removal of Plausible tracking is complete and the event is handled by Umami.


82-84: Update: "Get Started for Individuals" Button Tracking
The “Get Started for Individuals” button now uses data-umami-event="home-get-started-individuals-cta", replacing any Plausible attributes. This maintains consistent tracking across the site.


120-122: Update: "Get Started for Teams" Button Tracking
The “Get Started for Teams” button is updated to include data-umami-event="home-get-started-teams-cta", ensuring that the event tracking has been fully migrated.


135-135: Update: Newsletter Form Button Tracking
The newsletter subscription button now carries data-umami-event="home-newsletter-form". This change aligns with the overall removal of Plausible references.


148-149: Update: Social Media Link Tracking Attributes
Both the Mastodon and LinkedIn anchor tags have been updated with data-umami-event attributes (home-mastodon and home-linkedin, respectively), ensuring that user interactions are tracked by Umami.


174-174: Update: Sponsor Button Tracking Attribute
The Sponsor button now uses data-umami-event="home-become-sponsor", replacing the removed Plausible attribute. This completes the tracking update for this CTA.

content/downloads/android.de.html (2)

22-24: Update: Google Play Link Tracking for Android Downloads
The Google Play button has been updated with data-umami-event="downloads-android-googleplay", effectively replacing any Plausible event tracking. This ensures proper analytics collection using Umami.


32-35: Update: APK Download Link Tracking
The APK download link now includes data-umami-event="downloads-android-apk", removing the obsolete Plausible tracking attribute. The functionality for download remains unchanged.

layouts/partials/donate-creditcard.html (2)

46-49: Update: One-Time Credit Card Donation Button Tracking
The one-time donation button now uses data-umami-event="donate-creditcard-onetime-checkout". This change removes the Plausible-specific attribute, ensuring consistency with the new Umami tracking mechanism.


60-62: Update: Recurring Credit Card Donation Button Tracking
The recurring donation button is now tagged with data-umami-event="donate-creditcard-recurring-checkout", replacing the previous Plausible attribute. This update meets the analytics tracking migration objectives without affecting functionality.

layouts/for-individuals/single.html (5)

21-21: Removed plausible-event-name attribute from the CTA link.
The anchor element for the downloads CTA now solely uses data-umami-event for analytics tracking, fully aligning with the PR objective of removing Plausible-related code.


172-172: Removed plausible-event-name attribute from the community button.
This update ensures that the community join button relies only on data-umami-event, which is consistent with the overall migration away from Plausible.


184-184: Removed plausible-event-name attribute from the newsletter subscribe button.
The newsletter form button now consistently uses data-umami-event for tracking, supporting the intended removal of Plausible references without affecting functionality.


197-197: Removed plausible-event-name attribute from the Mastodon social link.
The social media link now solely relies on data-umami-event for tracking, which meets the PR objective.


198-198: Removed plausible-event-name attribute from the LinkedIn social link.
This change aligns with the overarching removal of Plausible tracking attributes while preserving the intended analytics events with data-umami-event.

@SailReal SailReal merged commit 87f8a90 into develop Apr 4, 2025
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@SailReal SailReal deleted the feature/rip-plausible branch April 4, 2025 13:05
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