mPulse and Boomerang blocked as tracker
Some browsers and browser extensions are adding new privacy features for their users which may tag certain third-party scripts and domains as “trackers”. In some cases, browsers are blocking these requests automatically on behalf of the user.
mPulse and Boomerang use multiple domains for operation:
c.go-mpulse.net
/s.go-mpulse.net
/s2.go-mpulse.net
to load Boomerangc.go-mpulse.net
to load config.json*.akstat.io
to send the beacon
In many cases, those domains have been added to “trackers” lists that browsers/extensions are using. When any of those domains are blocked, mPulse will not be able to send a beacon.
Here are the currently know browsers and extensions and their blocking status:
- Blocks mPulse / Boomerang out of the box:
- Brave browser
- uBlock Origin (extension)
- Ghostery (extension)
- Privacy Badger (extension)
- Disabling JavaScript
- Can be configured to block mPulse / Boomerang via opt-ins:
- Mozilla Firefox (opting in to Strict mode instead of Standard)
- Microsoft Edge (opting in to Strict mode instead of Balanced)
- Opera browser (enabling Block Trackers)
- AdBlock Plus (extension) (configuring EasyPrivacy list)
- Does not block mPulse / Boomerang but support extensions that may:
- Google Chrome
- Apple Safari
We have filed issues with tracker lists to request removal:
Updated almost 3 years ago