Block Your Own Traffic
When you're building or testing your site, your own visits can inflate your analytics. There are two ways to exclude yourself from tracking.
Method 1: IP Exclusion (Recommended)
The easiest way to block your traffic is by excluding your IP address in the dashboard settings.
- Go to your website's Settings page
- Click Add my IP to automatically detect and exclude your current IP
- Done — all visits from this IP are now ignored
You can also manually enter an IP address if needed.
Apply to All Websites
If you manage multiple websites, click Apply to all next to any excluded IP to sync it across all your projects.
Method 2: Browser Console
Alternatively, you can block tracking for a specific browser using a console command.
Open your browser's developer console on your website and run:
supalytics.blockTrackingForMe()From now on, your visits from that browser won't be recorded.
Check Status
To see if tracking is currently blocked:
supalytics.isTrackingBlocked()Returns true if blocked, false otherwise.
Resume Tracking
To start tracking yourself again:
supalytics.unblockTracking()Opening the Browser Console
| Browser | Mac | Windows/Linux |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome | Cmd + Option + J | Ctrl + Shift + J |
| Firefox | Cmd + Option + K | Ctrl + Shift + K |
| Safari | Cmd + Option + C | — |
| Edge | Cmd + Option + I | F12 |
For Safari, enable the Developer menu first in Settings → Advanced.
Once DevTools opens, click the Console tab.
Which Method Should I Use?
| IP Exclusion | Browser Console | |
|---|---|---|
| Blocks all devices on network | Yes | No |
| Persists across browsers | Yes | No |
| Works on mobile | Yes | No |
| Per-browser control | No | Yes |
Use IP exclusion if you want to block all your devices at once (home/office network).
Use browser console if you need per-browser control or share a network with others you want to track.