Site Statistics Explained
Unique visitors
The number displayed in our footer represents the unique visitors from the previous day, as measured by Cloudflare Web Analytics. This is not a page view count — it counts distinct people who visited the site at least once during that day.
How are unique visitors counted?
Cloudflare uses a privacy-first approach: it does not use cookies, does not track users across sites, and does not collect personal data. A "unique visitor" is determined by the combination of IP address and user agent (browser type) within a 24-hour window. If you visit the site multiple times in one day from the same device, you are counted only once.
Country flags
The country codes shown next to the visitor count represent the top countries by number of unique visitors yesterday. These are determined by the geographic location of each visitor's IP address (GeoIP). We display up to 6 countries, ordered from the most visitors to the least.
Why do I see countries like US, CN, or SG?
Traffic from the United States, China, and Singapore is common on most websites due to:
• Search engine crawlers — Google, Bing, Baidu, and Yandex index our pages from data centers worldwide.
• VPN and proxy services — many users browse through VPN servers located in these countries.
• Cloud infrastructure — automated systems, monitoring tools, and API clients often run from US, Singapore, or Chinese cloud providers.
• Genuine visitors — our content about Belarus is of interest to people and businesses around the world.
These numbers reflect real traffic as seen by Cloudflare at the network level — we do not filter or inflate them.
• Search engine crawlers — Google, Bing, Baidu, and Yandex index our pages from data centers worldwide.
• VPN and proxy services — many users browse through VPN servers located in these countries.
• Cloud infrastructure — automated systems, monitoring tools, and API clients often run from US, Singapore, or Chinese cloud providers.
• Genuine visitors — our content about Belarus is of interest to people and businesses around the world.
These numbers reflect real traffic as seen by Cloudflare at the network level — we do not filter or inflate them.
Data source
All statistics are provided by Cloudflare Web Analytics, a free, privacy-focused analytics service. The data is collected at the CDN (Content Delivery Network) level — meaning it captures all requests, including those from users with ad blockers that would block traditional analytics tools like Google Analytics.
When is the data updated?
The visitor count and country breakdown are updated automatically once per day, typically in the early morning hours (UTC). The numbers shown always refer to the previous calendar day.
We believe in transparency. If you have questions about our statistics or methodology, feel free to contact us.