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The question is how the data is aggregated. If it is serverside via the user agent, then the result should be representative. But if it is some javascript blob
by SushiHippie 4y ago
The question is how the data is aggregated. If it is serverside via the user agent, then the result should be representative. But if it is some javascript blob that gets blocked by ublock origin or even the integrated firefox blocker, many of the firefox (and its forks) users won't show up.
- slig 4y agoEven the server side Cloudflare stats shows that FF is less than 6% [1]. [1]: https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage
- SushiHippie 4y agoPerfect thats a statistic I can trust more. (Even though people are starting to avoid cloudflare hosted services, but thats currently a minority)
- Symbiote 4y agoNote that is desktop and mobile. From non-Google stats I have access to, I see little use of Firefox Mobile.