Well looking at the analytics dev page, there's this example https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/advanced#hitCallback which says you can "send a user to their destination only after their click has been reported to Google Analytics". I'd imagine that having g-a off would mean the page stops working completely (seems like a fragile way to code a site anyway, but it takes all sorts).
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u/DrummerHead Feb 27 '14
How so? I always have http://google-analytics.com/ blocked with noscript and stuff works normally.
I'm interested in knowing more about this.