To do so, select "Ask," enter a test message and enable the "Ask Anonymously" option before clicking "Ask" again to send it. Return to the tracking service site and log in to your account. Select the option to access recent site visitor information. Locate the listing nearest to the time you estimate that you sent the anonymous Ask and expand it to display the user information -- including the individual's IP address, location of access and how long the visit lasted on your blog.
Highlight and copy the IP address information. Paste the copied address into the search box to obtain further details about the user -- like the Internet service provider, time zone and ZIP code. As an adult we have to make that structure and we don't have as much societal support. Hello again! For example, you set up a kettle of water to boil for your tea. Wipe it down! The water is almost boiling. The water is boiling and your counter is clean.
Get all the cups from everywhere in the house! Get all the dishes into the kitchen! Oh would you look at that. You got all the dishes in the sink and now your tea is ready. Now you can chill with your tea. Forcing myself into unexpected last minute deadlines. It fills up empty space and my house is a little bit cleaner. Rushing to put everything away before it goes off because there is something satisfying about beating it and you feel accomplished.
Like, I'm overjoyed that I found a way to do chores without minutes of trying to force myself, but it actually worked??? What kind of sorcery is this??? Click on the title of your project whatever you titled your project in the beginning, most likely your tumblr blog name. On the left side, you will see a bunch of different links.
This should bring up a list of all of your pages, including your main page, ask, etc. And there you go! You can now see the IP addresses of anonymous people who come to your page and into your ask box, as well as their general location. It shows the time which they were on the page, however the time is in military time, so you might need to convert it.
The way you can find out which IP address matches up with which anonymous message on tumblr is either by 1. You check the statcounter and there was two people on your ask page, one at pm and one at pm. The first message in your inbox is then the person at pm on the statcounter, and the second message is the person at pm!
Installing an extension onto tumblr like xkit, which allows you to see the times messages were received on tumblr you can find a link to download this here , and then compare this time to the time on the statcounter Side notes: With statcounter, you can also see how people find your blog, how long they stay on your blog, etc.
Sometimes it takes a while for statcounter to catch up. Go to this website: freehostedscripts. If you have multiple IP addresses, separate them using commas. See pictures for reference. Note: I made up the IP addresses lol Next, enter the website you want the person to be redirected to when they try to go on your blog. The default is google, but if you want to change the website, go for it.
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