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Nancy,

Sorry you’ve had trouble. We’re working on improving your ability to find our documentation at https://addthis.com/help — in the meantime, this is the page you’re looking for: https://www.addthis.com/services/list

Best,
Matt

Thanks for posting a fix, Peter. We’ll look into incorporating this into the main plugin.

Best,
Matt

It depends what you mean by “site stat tracking”. By default, the plugin won’t be associated with an AddThis.com account. But we still collect metrics about where our code is being used, etc., and we don’t presently let people opt out of that from within the plugin.

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Matt

Got it. The website owner cannot opt out of tracking at this time from within the plugin. Do you have specific concerns?

Our plugin produces valid HTML, but some of the advanced features require a fully compliant validator (the W3C validator cannot incorporate external namespaces, used by many modern web tools, like us or Facebook).

The data about your site is intended for you when you log in, either to your WP console or AddThis.com. We don’t have a public directory of sites and their traffic, or plans to make one at this time. Note of course that if you use our popular share counter on your page, everyone can see how many shares you’ve received!

Best,
Matt

Any luck reproducing the problem?

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Matt

Thanks for asking!

Do you mean disabled by an end user or the website owner?
And what do you mean by validation, exactly? The W3C validator?

Regarding display, your site data is available both in summarized form within the WordPress admin console, should you so choose, and in our analytics interface on AddThis.com with more detail.

I think our pages on privacy answers the other questions more thoroughly than I ever could: https://www.addthis.com/privacy

Let me know if that doesn’t help!

Best,
Matt

(If not, I’d also try unchecking the “Show analytics in admin dashboard” setting in the Advanced tab.)

This is good feedback–we’ll definitely look into our operations there. Do you have your AddThis username and password stored, for incorporating analytics in the admin console? If so, does removing them from the settings pane (while keeping the plugin active) eliminate the delay?

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Matt

Great, glad that worked out!

Huh, that’s odd! Could you post a link to a post where we can see the problem in action?

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Matt

Thanks. Definitely repost if it comes up again.

Is this a public theme we could add to our test repository?

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Matt

Cool. We’ll see if we can figure something out!

Glad there wasn’t a bigger problem!

Thanks, Martin!

Well, that’s strange. Is it working in both browsers now? Or is it still broken in that first browser?

Best,
Matt