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Posted by Fred Doyle on 07/26/07 17:12
"Chaddy2222" <spamlovermailbox-sicurity@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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> I tend to agree with you about the fact that people are not as willing
> to install plug-ins anymore. I am not sure on the 50% figgure for non
> IE users, but I would not be shocked by that as many people are not
> happy with IE7 and want what it has to offer but need a better browser
> (they notice that FF have been doing what IE now does for years and
> have swiched).
> --
On our site, in the US, with about 1.7 million visitor (12% international)
in the last 6 weeks, we saw 72% IE (45% of total visits in IE 6, 26% of
total visits IE 7, 1% IE 5), 18% Firefox, 3.5% Safari, the rest in mostly
other Mozilla based browsers. So although we have a higher percent of
Firefox visitors than the norm in theUS, adoption of IE 7 is outpacing
adoption of Firefox.
Windows OS accounts for 89% of visits (including 25,000 visitors using
Windows 98 and 514 visitors still using Windows 95), BTW, Mac about 4.5%,
all flavors of Linux is about .5%.
Does it show I've been analyzing stats in preparation for a site redesign?
;-)
Fred Doyle
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