Wlauzon
msg:4230007 | 5:21 pm on Nov 13, 2010 (gmt 0) |
I am not seeing this on any of our sites - the 3 major ones are running about 70-80% IE, most of the rest is Firefox, about 5% all others.
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herb
msg:4230026 | 7:26 pm on Nov 13, 2010 (gmt 0) |
I have never seen the USA site fall below 75% or Canada below 60%.
Average 25k uniques daily USA
MS Internet Explorer 76.6 %
Firefox 10.7 %
Safari 9.1 %
Unknown 1.7 %
Mozilla 1.3 %
Opera 0.2 %
Samsung (PDA/Phone browser) 0.1 %
Appx 2,000 uniques daily Canada
MS Internet Explorer 62.8 %
Firefox 18.8 %
Safari 7.7 %
Google Chrome 7.4 %
Mozilla 0.7 %
BlackBerry (PDA/Phone browser) 0.5 %
Android browser (PDA/Phone browser) 0.5 %
Opera 0.4 %
IPhone (PDA/Phone browser) 0.1 %
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Jon_King
msg:4230029 | 7:50 pm on Nov 13, 2010 (gmt 0) |
StatCounter as the data source? Talk about hype journalism.
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jecasc
msg:4230036 | 8:00 pm on Nov 13, 2010 (gmt 0) |
If your target audience is US, it is no surprise you are not seeing this, since this is a global average. Here in Germany I have close to 55% Firefox and IE combined below 30%. The market share of non IE browsers in Europe is much higher than in the US. And since there are more internet users in Europe than in North America the global average of IE is much lower than a look at a US websites stats might indicate.
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incrediBILL
msg:4230089 | 11:59 pm on Nov 13, 2010 (gmt 0) |
I posted almost a year ago that my IE traffic was down to 51%, many others were seeing the same thing.
However, the IE visitors were generating the majority of the revenue on the site, not the 49% other browsers.
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