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ok, neat... but what does the "age of my browser" mean?
by jazzychad 14y ago
ok, neat... but what does the "age of my browser" mean?
- stinos 14y agothis. plus, mine is 0 days old (Opera 12.02, released more than a month ago I think) . How come?
- thronemonkey 14y agoSame here. On Opera, 0 days. weird.
- jarek 14y agoLooks like browser versions newer than newest version they have in the data files get 0 days. https://github.com/witoff/BrowserAge/blob/master/data/age-msie.json https://github.com/witoff/BrowserAge/blob/master/data/age-ms... doesn't have IE10 mentioned in the other post, https://github.com/witoff/BrowserAge/blob/master/data/age-opera.json https://github.com/witoff/BrowserAge/blob/master/data/age-op... doesn't have Opera 12.02.
- freehunter 14y agoIE10 using the Windows 8 modern interface is 0 days old. I wonder if they consider IE 10 to be released next month. I've had it installed for weeks.
- rwitoff 14y agoIt approximates how long it's been since your browser was released and aggregates other stats based on referrer. I'm asserting that site's being visited by newer browsers are gathering a more tech savvy crowd.
- dewey 14y agohttps://github.com/witoff/BrowserAge https://github.com/witoff/BrowserAge "How long has it been since your browser was released?"