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I wonder whether the total numbers are significantly lower on the weekends - i.e. if there's a selection bias going on for people who choose to use the internet
by 6d0debc071 13y ago
I wonder whether the total numbers are significantly lower on the weekends - i.e. if there's a selection bias going on for people who choose to use the internet.
- anonymfus 13y agoYes. Ever mobile browsers people use less on weekends in absolute numbers (but more in relative).
- devx 13y agoIt's probably how Net Apps manages to still get such high numbers of IE market share (they measure browser "usage"), when I think it's pretty obvious Chrome, and then Firefox are the most popular browser choices. But since a lot of people use IE continuously for work, that could raise "browser usage" a lot.