Which common browser does not support Analytics?

Safari is the correct choice as it has specific privacy features that can impact the way analytics are tracked. For example, Apple's Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP) technology is designed to limit the ability for websites to track users across the web. This means that while visitors to a site using Safari can still be captured by some basic analytics, more advanced tracking might not function as effectively as it does in other browsers.

The other browsers mentioned—Chrome, Firefox, and Edge—allow for more comprehensive tracking and support for various analytics tools, thereby enabling better performance in terms of data collection and user behavior analysis.