Analogous to the referer filter, a target filter might be a handy feature to exclude certain pages or posts from tracking.
Skimming over the table there are always a couple of requests to suspicious pages in the admin area that usually end up in a 404 state and thus not recognized as admin pages (that are filtered out by Statify itself) and also a handful of requests to /.git/ or /.well-known/ locations.
The filter mechanisms can be the same as for referer (live, cron, regexp, manual cleanup).
Analogous to the referer filter, a target filter might be a handy feature to exclude certain pages or posts from tracking.
Skimming over the table there are always a couple of requests to suspicious pages in the admin area that usually end up in a 404 state and thus not recognized as admin pages (that are filtered out by Statify itself) and also a handful of requests to /.git/ or /.well-known/ locations.
The filter mechanisms can be the same as for referer (live, cron, regexp, manual cleanup).