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I manage websites for a couple of non-profits. A very high percentage of traffic is from Safari (mostly on iOS) -- 40% on one site. Only testing in Chrome seems
by gtk40 2y ago
I manage websites for a couple of non-profits. A very high percentage of traffic is from Safari (mostly on iOS) -- 40% on one site. Only testing in Chrome seems like a bad idea.
- int_19h 2y agoIt really depends on where in the world we're talking about. iOS is big in some places (like US) but insignificant in others.
- MBCook 2y agoIt also depends on the kind of site. The more the operator thinks you should be using a desktop, the worse it is.
- gtk40 2y agoYeah one non-profit is a place that people physically so I imagine a lot of people look at it on their cell phone. We have over half of our visitors on mobile.
- throwaway2037 2y agoiOS is important in all rich countries, and if you want to address wealthy people in developing markets. It is very important for these reasons.
- Woeps 2y agoIn Europe Safari has decent 21%. Thus I would not neglect Apples web browser but calling it very important is going a step to far in my opinion.
- alsetmusic 2y agoOne in five is not enough to be very important? I disagree.
- Woeps 2y agoGood, that's allowed :)
- buryat 2y agopeople with money tend to use Safari