googleAnalytics proxy: ga-audiences calls to regional Google domains rejected with 403 "Domain not allowed"

[williamchong]

🐛 The bug

Visit the site from a region where the user's local Google domain is non-.com (e.g. Taiwan → google.com.tw, Japan → google.co.jp, Hong Kong → google.com.hk). Observe in the browser network tab:

 GET /_scripts/p/www.google.com.tw/ads/ga-audiences?v=1&t=sr&...
 → 403 Forbidden
 {
 "statusCode": 403,
 "statusMessage": "Domain not allowed",
 "message": "Proxy domain not in allowlist: www.google.com.tw"
 }

🛠️ To reproduce

https://stackblitz.com/edit/nuxt-starter-neoa1abj?file=nuxt.config.ts

🌈 Expected behavior

GA proxy works no matter visitor region

ℹ️ Additional context

gtag.js fires the ga-audiences remarketing beacon to the user's localized Google domain (www.google.<cctld>/ads/ga-audiences) when the GA property is linked to Google Ads. The TLD is chosen client-side based on the user's geo, so the set of hostnames is open-ended (dozens of cctlds).

The proxy allowlist for googleAnalytics is hardcoded in src/registry/google-analytics.ts (built into dist/registry.mjs:670 in 1.0.2):

 domains: [
 "www.google-analytics.com",
 "analytics.google.com",
 "stats.g.doubleclick.net",
 "pagead2.googlesyndication.com",
 "www.googleadservices.com",
 "googleads.g.doubleclick.net",
 "www.google.com",
 "www.googletagmanager.com",
 ],

www.google.com is present, but no regional cctlds are. The runtime check in src/runtime/server/proxy-handler.ts (dist/runtime/server/proxy-handler.js:53-66) does:

 if (domain === configDomain || domain.endsWith(`.${configDomain}`)) { ... }

Since www.google.com.tw neither equals nor ends with .www.google.com, every ga-audiences ping from non US visitors is rejected. For sites with significant non-US traffic this silently kills the Google Ads remarketing-audience signal.