Kind of odd how many people apparently just opened up their browser and typed in the direct NUKEMAP URL... usually when I have this much traffic at once it comes from a linked site.pic.twitter.com/HmEeUcK3We
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So I think the answer is that this was linked to from some kind of Google phone app or something and so the referrer is stripped out. Which would make sense. Mystery resolved!
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There used to be an effort to have the site translated. What happened to it?
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Still on the list of things to do! A long list unfortunately. I have planned to rewrite some of the English captions so I am waiting until that is finished before I go forward with the localization effort.
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let me know about the greek translation, I can help again. And keep up the excellent work!
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Are you sure it’s not from the recent Lifehacker article? I think AMP links sometimes cloak the source.
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Yeah, in my experience a large portion "none/direct" is generally mobile app traffic (often mobile Facebook for the consumer/lifestyle websites I manage). Lack of knowing can be frustrating.
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It may be a news article. When I opened it in my news app (smart news) I then clicked to open in browser, and when doing so it pasted the original url, no links. So that would show up as me typing in your url.
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