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Randomizing the Google Analytics calls to stay under the limit #1916

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@heff heff commented Mar 2, 2015

GA is cutting us off, so we need to get this in soon.

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mmcc commented Mar 4, 2015

What should we do about people using our GA code due to copying the CDN version?

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heff commented Mar 4, 2015

Nothing we can do ourselves. I tried contacting one of the big sites doing it through a web form, so big hopes there. Also asked Google Analytics if there was anything we could do, but no word there yet.

@heff heff closed this in 5b94487 Mar 5, 2015
jgubman added a commit to jgubman/video.js that referenced this pull request Apr 16, 2015
* 'stable' of https://github.com/videojs/video.js: (115 commits)
  Release v4.12.5
  Updated to videojs-swf v4.5.4 to fix a potential security issue. closes videojs#1955
  Release v4.12.4
  Randomized the Google Analytics calls to stay under the limit. closes videojs#1916
  Release v4.12.3
  added bin file for returning the current version
  @heff fixed setting the source to an empty string. closes videojs#1905
  Switched to grunt-aws-s3 for CDN uploads
  Release v4.12.2
  manually tag before github-release
  remove tagrelease and commit unstaged changes manually (github-release handles tagging)
  fixing undefined package reference in cdn-links task
  @gkatsev fixed disabling of default text tracks. closes videojs#1892
  breaking grunt tasks out into separate files to clean up the main Gruntfile. Also removed unused requires from the primary Gruntfile and making sure they are in the appropriate task file.
  Release 4.12.1
  Only rely on selectedIndex to set select option. Firefox recently added selectedOptions support, however, unlike chrome and other browsers, they made it read-only and have it throw an error. In my testing (via http://jsfiddle.net/vwvdywf9/), on various browsers and platforms, just using selectedIndex was sufficient to change the selected option.
  Store text tracks on player not tech
  Moved s3 config to environment variables
  Release 4.12.0
  Cleaned up inconsistencies in the changelog
  ...
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