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With Firefox below 4% of traffic [1], it's not surprising that Safari and Chrome are the browsers Facebook is primarily thinking about. [1] https://gs.statcoun
by jefftk 5y ago
With Firefox below 4% of traffic [1], it's not surprising that Safari and Chrome are the browsers Facebook is primarily thinking about.
[1] https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share
- heywherelogingo 5y agoConvenient excuse when having no interest in privacy.
- agilob 5y agomy router is blocking this domain as privacy intrusive... can the data be misleading then?
- ngokevin 5y agoMost traffic is through the mobiles apps anyways, so the traffic to FB from FF is a statistical blip.
- sigsergv 5y agoStatcounter counts traffic from their web analytics service installed on ~2m site. And more generic question: all those traffic analytics services rely on javascript modules and if majority of firefox users block them, all this data is heavily biased in favor of “plain” chrome and safari.