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I have used Google Analytics for over 20 years and it's been invaluable at understanding the inner workings of my website. However, the recent migration to Google Analytics 4 has lost much of that power and usefulness. They did a TERRIBLE job of the transition, and even now, two years later, there are still things I could do in Universal Analytics (GA3) that I can't do in GA4, and never will be able to, which drives me up the freaking wall. I've tried to like the new version, honest, but I just can't seem to find it in me. I would probably try something like Clicky instead or alongside, which has a lot of great functionality and a reasonable price.