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(Unverified)Aug 3rd 2007 10:43AM
I gave it a whirl, and can say that being able to see how shoppers browse our eCommerce site is very valuable. With some work, I'm sure dramatic improvements to site content could be made. You can just see users skip or bounce out of awkward text content, what they pause on long enough to re-read, where their eyes (well, mouses) track, if they are having trouble navigating, etc.
But I turned it off.
Why?
Worries that visitors might see 'robotreplay.com/...' in the browser status bar at the bottom of the window. Enough to give anyone the willies, as the tone of detractors belies, even though much more 'prying' tracking is generally going on anyway, such as with google analytics.
Can anyone confirm that normal site visitors can or can not see that their browser is accessing robotreplay.com?