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I don't believe 10% for Safari. My sites see nearly 7 million unique visitors a month and of that, almost 64% is IE (75% IE7, 23% IE6, and almost 2% IE8), abou
by SystemOut 18y ago
I don't believe 10% for Safari. My sites see nearly 7 million unique visitors a month and of that, almost 64% is IE (75% IE7, 23% IE6, and almost 2% IE8), about 26% Firefox (I forgot the breakdown but FF3 is almost all of it), and then you have Safari with 3% and Opera with nearly the same and then Chrome with about 1.5%. I just looked at these numbers for yesterday's traffic.
Our sites are not specific to Windows or Mac, the United States is our highest single geographic visitor but if you lump everyone else together then international traffic is higher than our domestic traffic.
Take it for what it's worth but I just don't think 10% is valid.
- jim-greer 18y agoThat jibes with what we see at Kongregate. For the last 30 days Safari was 4%, though we have a lot more Firefox than you do. Out of 6.6M uniques: IE 49% (78% IE7, 21% IE6, 1% IE8) Firefox 41% (95% FF3) Safari 4% Chrome 3% Opera 2% Our audience has a lot of teens and college students, heavily male, with US about 48% and Europe making up most of the rest. 92% Windows, 6% Mac, 1% Linux.
- SystemOut 18y agoWe don't have great age demographics on our traffic but in general it is weighted relatively heavily towards men as well but older than I would guess Kongregate's users are which probably explains the level of IE usages we see compared to yours as I would guess the older the user population skews the less likely they are to go and download something other than what came with their operating system.
- inerte 18y agoI have a website about games, in Portuguese (mostly brazilian visitors), which I haven't updated in like a year. Internet Explorer 60.88% Firefox 34.87% Chrome 2.54% Opera 1.23% Safari 0.28% Very few people here have Macs and iPhones :)