At the bottom of my web pages is:<script type=text/javascript> if (!NREUMQ.f) {NREUMQ.f=function() {NREUMQ.push([load,new Date().getTime()]);var e=document.createElement(script); e.type=text/javascript; e.src=((http:===document.location.protocol)?http::https:) + // + js-agent.newrelic.com/nr-100.js; document.body.appendChild(e);if(NREUMQ.a)NREUMQ.a();};NREUMQ.a=window.onload;window.onload=NREUMQ.f;};NREUMQ.push([nrfj,beacon-2.newrelic.com,e4797ae5b8,2247360,blwGYUsADBADAEIIVlcWJWZpTgYGBAJDDU0XWBdFQQ==,0,15,new Date().getTime(),4CA2163B5F6C6DE7,,,,]);</script>What I'd like to know is, what put it there? I don't have any direct connection with NewRelic, so my guess is that one of my third party tools has placed it there. It's across all pages but a lot of my third party tools are on my master page so are inherited by all pages.A quick list of what I can remember using on the site:Google Tag Manager to add:Google AnalyticsGoogle AdwordsBing AnalyticsMarketo MunchkinLivePerson.comjQuery and jQuery UI (Google CDN hosted)Google FontsSame problem in Chrome, Chrome Incognito and FF, so it's not a browser plugin. Any ideas?
What service could be adding NewRelic?
javascript;analytics;tracking;tools
NewRelic is a service side process monitor that logs various system resources among many other things, it attaches itself to various server programs and monitors them. So in other words its a process running in the background along side your server setup.If your using shared hosting then its doubtful that you can do anything about this other than change host because I wouldn't want them looking at my visitor information in depth.But I'd assume you have your own dedicated server or vps service then you can follow their remove information:SOURCEPHPTo remove the PHP agent and leave the configuration file intact (in  case you want to reinstall the agent), execute the newrelic-install  script (as root):sudo /usr/bin/newrelic-installTo fully remove the agent, include the purge option. This will remove  everything from your system:sudo /usr/bin/newrelic-install purgeFor more information, see The newrelic-install Script and PHP agent  installation documents. PythonTo uninstall your Python agent, use one of these methods:If installed with PIP: `pip uninstall newrelic/.`If installed with easy_install: `easy_install -m newrelic.`For more information about installation, see New Relic for Python.  RubyTo remove the Ruby agent from your Rails application, remove the  newrelic.yml file from within your RAILS_ROOT/config/ file.To remove New Relic from your Gemfile, delete this line:gem 'newrelic_rpm'Then run:bundle install