Get your BLOCKs off....

[webmaster]

Get your BLOCKs off....


Well no actually, get your blocks on....because we've added another new feature to StatCounter!

Rather than just blocking individual IP addresses, you can now block a whole range.

And yes - before you ask - you can block an IP address range across all your projects now with just one click!

To use this feature simply login to your account.

- Click the 'wrench' icon beside one of your projects.
- Click 'edit settings'.
- Enter the ip addresses and ranges you would like to block.
- If you want to update all projects with this, click the box below it.

That's it!

So go on ...get your BLOCKs on honey....

You wanted it. You got it.

StatCounter Team

[webado]

YAY! Good job!

[andheresjohnny]

The single best time-saving enhancement for me since I've been a customer!

Thank you all.

[carbar57]

Thank you, Thank you.
This is a great time saver for me.
Especially as my ISP uses dynamic addresses which change every 2 days.
I have waited for this new addition for such a long time.
Great addition.

Carl (from downunder)

[Doublel]

Originally Posted by webmaster

Get your BLOCKs off....


Well no actually, get your blocks on....because we've added another new feature to StatCounter!

Rather than just blocking individual IP addresses, you can now block a whole range.

And yes - before you ask - you can block an IP address range across all your projects now with just one click!

To use this feature simply login to your account.

- Click the 'wrench' icon beside one of your projects.
- Click 'edit settings'.
- Enter the ip addresses and ranges you would like to block.
- If you want to update all projects with this, click the box below it.

That's it!

So go on ...get your BLOCKs on honey....

You wanted it. You got it.

StatCounter Team

Excuse me. Would you please tell me what is the format of a proper IP address ranges by giving an example?
Thank you!

[alps07]

Thanks, another friendly and mind freeing service from statcounter.

[forum]

This will come in handy - and be a time saver - when you do not want to factor in the hits from a network

Also thanks for adding some other new features over the past year.

Look how popular you are with usually very critical Webmasters
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=250121

[webado]

Originally Posted by Doublel

Excuse me. Would you please tell me what is the format of a proper IP address ranges by giving an example?
Thank you!

Normally it would be somthing like

111.222.123.* with the last octet left to vary from 0 to 255 .

or 111.222.*.*


It's actually explained right there where you can do it:

IP Blocking
You can specify your IP Address 72.0.207.229 or a range such as 212.14.23.* or even 212.*.*.* to be blocked. This prevents you or someone from your organisation inflating your count. Put each IP address on a new line with no spaces if you want it blocked. Or empty the box if you want to count all visits.

[ccbse01]

How do I Block IPs from Viewing my site?

[xtom]

Another cool addition, thanks statcounter team!