Does anyone know how to get CSP, even with the default-src wildcard, to work so a modern Analytics script sends website per-page data (not just home page data) to the site owner's account and so AdSense ads appear?

I tried many variations of CSP for my website, including that proposed in <H5BP.com>'s .htaccess file, but all blocked Google Analytics from producing per-page data (except for the home page) and Google AdSense from accepting ads on any page.

Google's machines did not see the Analytics script although Google's humans always saw it in my website source code. Even setting CSP default-src to the asterisk wildcard failed.

Asking at a Google forum and a non-Google forum got nothing that worked except that people said the problem was with my CSP and I received one email that said that I should comment CSP out completely. That last worked. Commenting out should be no better than default-src wildcard but commenting out is the only way I got ads and inside-the-website data.

* I posted to Google about a month ago about the incompatibility but no answer refuted that (<https://www.en.advertisercommunity.com/t5/Code-Implementation/content-security-policy-and-Analytics-and-likely-AdSense/m-p/491031>).
* The Stack Overflow answers at <[Google Analytics and Content-Security-Policy header](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14592598/google-analytics-and-content-security-policy-header) > do not indicate that anyone is getting within-website Analytics data and that thread is based on an outdated Google script.
* The thread at <[Google analytics.js and Content Security Policy](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30939809/google-analytics-js-and-content-security-policy) > is for an app, not a website, no one there reported getting within-website Analytics data, and my efforts failed even with the maximally permissive CSP.
* A solution is in the thread <[Google analytics Universal code not tracking](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22920804/google-analytics-universal-code-not-tracking/22921184#22921184) > but the solution is limited to setting CSP to reporting, not blocking, which is not of much use to me.

No Stack Overflow thread is about CSP and AdSense. When I proposed that H5BP tell users about this in their model <.htaccess>, their respondent said it works for him and referred me to you.

As a check on advice, is anyone seeing that page-specific data in their own Google Analytics account and seeing AdSense ads while running .htaccess CSP?