Test out fetch-with-keepalive on plausible.io #5005
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Fetch with keepalive is a
widely-supported which indicates whether the browser will keep the associated request alive if the page that initiated it is unloaded before the request is complete.
We're hoping it will improve event capture rates for
pageleave
andpageview
events when the user closes the tabTo use it, we also need to start using
fetch
(with fallback to xhr).For extra safety, we will only deploy this on
plausible.io
initially. This will ensure that if there are issues we will be able to react without affecting any other customers.I tested this locally by adding temporary logging to the script:
Companion PR: plausible/docs#579
TODO after this PR: