Ask HN: browser share on your website

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=563956

by darwinw • 17 years ago

10 16 17 years ago

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For tripntale:

Chrome - 5% Safari - 5% Opera - 4% Firefox - 35% IE - 50% - IE 7 = 64% - IE 6 = 29% - IE 8 - 5%

So i'm glad that IE has gone down to 50%, how about your websites?

medianama• 17 years ago

Based on this month's data

Internet Explorer - 55.06% Firefox - 27.94% Chrome - 14.37% Safari - 1.23% Opera - 1.17% Mozilla - 0.13% Netscape - 0.02% BlackBerry9500 - 0.01%

jamroom2• 17 years ago

1. Firefox 55.81% 2. Internet Explorer 28.37% 3. Safari 7.88% 4. Chrome 3.92% 5. Opera 2.79% 6. Mozilla 0.78% 7. HTC_P3700 Opera 0.13% 8. SeaMonkey 0.07% 9. Konqueror 0.05% 10. BlackBerry8900 0.03%

IE has been consistently under 40% for a very long time now.

mattyb• 17 years ago

Is/are your site(s) developer-oriented? The reason I ask is because your IE/FF shares are basically the opposite of medianama's.

jamroom2• 17 years ago

Yes - my site is jamroom.net (we sell a social media platform) - most users are web designers, developers, etc. Hope this helps ;)

sho• 17 years ago

Cool idea!

  Mozilla 39%
  IE 36%
  Firefox 18%
  Safari 5%
  Opera 1%
  Chrome 1%

thenduks• 17 years ago

Wow, I'm lucky :)

    1. Firefox  71.43%
    2. Safari   12.30%
    3. IE       5.36% (7: 70% / 6: 30%)
    4. Chrome   4.96%
    ... a few others, negligible %'s

enra• 17 years ago

A startup news site:

  1. Firefox  53.11%
  2. IE       21.47%
  3. Safari   16.54%
  4. Chrome   4.46%
  5. Opera    2.41%

sosuke• 17 years ago

  1. Firefox - 84.96%
  2. Internet Explorer - 12.64%
  3. Safari - 1.49%
  4. Mozilla - 0.28%
  5. Chrome - 0.27%
  6. Opera - 0.22%

mattmcknight• 17 years ago

my blog Firefox 53.72% IE 28.93% Safari 7.44% Chrome 4.79% Opera 2.64%

my company site IE 54.55% Firefox 35.65% Safari 6.06% Chrome 1.60% Opera 0.71%

timmaah• 17 years ago

Internet Explorer 47.33% (25% of that IE6..ugg) Firefox 35.39% Safari 10.50% Mozilla 4.39% Chrome 1.38%

(political based site)

darwinw• 17 years ago

Wow, thanks for the response guys. My site is travel oriented website, and that's why you can see IE is getting 50%, and a year ago it was 70 %, so I was shocked as well as ecstatic when it's getting to 50%.

For those of you who has non-developer-geeky-tech website, do you also see IE getting over 50% of browser share?

mixmax• 17 years ago

My blog, http://maximise.dk/blog/ which is pretty technical and nerdy in nature.

Firefox 60.48%

Safari 17.13%

Chrome 10.00%

Internet Explorer 5.44%

Opera 2.53%

Mozilla 2.44%

Mozilla Compatible Agent 1.34%

Camino 0.28%

Konqueror 0.14%

thorax• 17 years ago

http://www.yumbunny.com (dating site)

  Firefox  63%
  IE       24%
  Safari    5%
  Chrome    5%
  Opera     3%

http://bug.gd (error search engine)

  IE       55%
  Firefox  38%
  Chrome    3%
  Opera     2%
  Safari    1%

http://tinyarro.ws (world's tiniest URLs)

  Firefox  59%
  Safari   21%
  Chrome    7%
  IE        7%
  Opera     3%
  Mozilla   2%
  Mobile    1%

DEinspanjer• 17 years ago

I know it doesn't help you at all, but I thought I'd toss mine in there:

  1    Mozilla     92.7610%
  2    Microsoft    6.1730%
  3    Safari       0.5710%
  4    Other        0.2514%
  5    Google       0.1807%
  6    Netscape     0.0502%
  7    AOL          0.0088%
  8    Opera        0.0040%

I guess you could call us a little bit unusual. The site is www.mozilla.com ;) I'll be happy to see the day when those numbers are the same on yahoo.com or youtube.com.

wenbert• 17 years ago

    Firefox  72.35%
    IE       11.36%
    Chrome   05.39%
    Safari   05.26%

The blog is about Zend Framework, PHP, jQuery, etc.

csbartus• 17 years ago

1. Firefox 51.49% 2. Internet Explorer 37.03% 3. Opera 4.89% 4. Chrome 4.76% 5. Safari 1.46% 6. Mozilla 0.30%

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