I just setup Woopra on my blog and the thing rocks. I don't think I'll get tired of it anytime soon - and it's great to hear that it will remain free! This is really going to revolutionize the stats market I think.
http://jonathanboettcher.com/woopra-the-chuck-norris-of-site-analytics/

make sure ur browser loads the woopra related js file :P it usually appears in the status bar for a while. :)

Thanks.
It's not Woopra then.
Poor Jonathan ('nother Jonathan than the one who commented here); I'll tell him.

I just setup Woopra on my blog and the thing rocks. I don't think I'll get tired of it anytime soon - and it's great to hear that it will remain free! This is really going to revolutionize the stats market I think.
http://jonathanboettcher.com/woopra-the-chuck-n...

http://broadbandforum.in/

Where do you have it installed? I'd like to visit a site that has it and see if it triggers my silly antivirus prog as well.

thanks john. good to hear that free version would be feature rich... though i am yet to see stats working on subdomains on a domain which is approved. :D

Melantrys: yeah it loads a js file which is also used for user interactivity... rather interesting. :P

I have not installed Woopra on sushubh.net. :)

So you're having it installed here now?

I'm asking cos someone else's blog keeps triggering my antivirus software, and he suspected Woopra to be the cause, as he cannot find any evil scripts on his page.

No alarms here, so, hm...

Just as an FYI... the service will not be in any way crippled when it comes out of beta. :-) What you see is pretty much what you'll get. Except of course that we keep adding new features with each release!

We will however be making other things available for an extra charge.

Take care,

John