Firefox big, Linux growing on Tectonic
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> Any one knows or have an idea why they don't?
Can you imagine anyone with lots of money that would not want that information published?
Can you imagine anyone with lots of money that would not want that information published?
Maybe they aren't all that accurate, I for one block Google Analytics.
oh there you go, ruining my conspiracy theory.
Google dropped the OS stats. in May 2004 j (good old Internet Archive came to the rescue here) just as Linux was really beginning to be a force to reckon with. We emailed Google about this but never received a reply.
Barbara
Barbara
Such stats undervalue Firefox and Linux anyway. There are lots of people using user-agent switcher to report as IE6/Win in order to work around buggy websites doing javascript browser sniffing.
Quoting:There are lots of people using user-agent switcher to report as IE6/Win in order to work around buggy websites doing javascript browser sniffing.True, on the other hand, this is becoming less by the day.
The statistics released by Tectonic certainly shows decent percentages for FF & Linux and most people who
...who? I think the rest of your post got eaten.
Yes. It does show decent percentages. But the actual percentage is even higher. That's all I wanted to add here.
Yes. It does show decent percentages. But the actual percentage is even higher. That's all I wanted to add here.
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The best reasonably accurate statistics would come from Google. I am not sure why they don't distribute them. Any one knows or have an idea why they don't?