Describe your feature request
I want Replit to increase run counter when open website button is pressed.
What problem should this feature solve?
Users who use html/css/javascript can increase run counter easily.
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I’m not sure I understand what you are talking about. Could you please elaborate?
After turning on explorer
You can view information about your Repl’s usage using the new Analytics feature, found at
replit.com/@[your username].
There, you can find this and much more.
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We can push webview button and run some repls (made of html/css/javascript, p5.js, etc). But, If we run repls with webview button, run counter doesn’t increase.
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I think this will be really helpful! If we run websites for a large audience, we wouldn’t know what our site views are (unless we connect Google Analytics), so I feel this should be implemented.
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what about the repl analytics page?
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I believe the Repl analytics page already serves this purpose. The Repl I listed in my screenshots is a server with no website. So, all the data is from people remotely accessing the server and not from people clicking “run Repl”.
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Well, opening the webview doesn’t really count as a “Run”. Because running is on Replit website, and webview is just viewing the page not in Replit. It could maybe be a toggle or something but I’m not that sure about it
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Do you need to be Explorer for this feature? I don’t see it yet.
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Yes it appears that you do. I thought I had explorer turned off, but I was wrong. If you turn on explorer, you can use this very helpful feature.
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