>Mozilla.org is an excellent target to evaluate client diversity because it receives traffic from all sorts of devices from all over the world. It's not an opin

>Mozilla.org is an excellent target to evaluate client diversity because it receives traffic from all sorts of devices from all over the world. It's not an opinionated site that only certain type of people would visit. It's not region or language specific (the site supports dozens of languages). And it's the main entry point to download Firefox. Is that really true? I would have guessed that people visiting mozilla.org either have or want Firefox, or at least have an interest in technology. Also, probably the percentage of desktop users vs. mobile is much higher for mozilla.org than for Facebook or Google?