Also, I just checked, and my particular adblocker (uBlock Origin) has default rules that block Piwik too. Or, at least, anything installed in a /piwik/ folder. That particular rule comes from my subscription to the EasyPrivacy list, which is apparently available for Adblock Plus (https://forums.lanik.us/) too and is enabled by default on uBlock Origin.
Specifically, these are the rules:
/piwik-$domain=~github.com|~piwik.org
/piwik.$script,domain=~piwik.org
/piwik.php
/piwik/*$domain=~github.com|~piwik.org
/piwik1.
/piwik2.js
/piwik_
/piwikapi.js
/piwikC_
/piwikTracker.
Also, I just checked, and my particular adblocker (uBlock Origin) has default rules that block Piwik too. Or, at least, anything installed in a /piwik/ folder. That particular rule comes from my subscription to the EasyPrivacy list, which is apparently available for Adblock Plus (https://forums.lanik.us/) too and is enabled by default on uBlock Origin.
Specifically, these are the rules:
/piwik-$domain=~github.com|~piwik.org
/piwik.$script,domain=~piwik.org
/piwik.php
/piwik/*$domain=~github.com|~piwik.org
/piwik1.
/piwik2.js
/piwik_
/piwikapi.js
/piwikC_
/piwikTracker.
EYE OF ZA, October 25, 2016, 04:42:27 pm
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From some morning Googling, there's some indication that changing the filenames of piwik.js and piwik.php would solve the problem, is that worth a try? I don't understand the syntax for the rule set above, but I feel like I'd expect to see /piwik/* if there was a directory-wide block.