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This is very biased. Of the total sample, more than 50% are classified as other. http://clicky.com/marketshare/global/web-browsers/versions/ http://clicky.com/

• slipperyp 13y ago
  "biased" how? That simply means that for the more recent data set, the owners bothered to decypher a small set of user agents (those represented in the graph - latest verions of dominant browsers), everything else is marked "other" and it shows that in Jan 2014, ~20% or fewer of clients were connecting from anything but some latest-version browser (and of whatever resources this covers, Chrome is by far the leader). That doesn't strike me as bias - just data simplification.
• deadhead 13y ago
  The only show the current versions of Firefox and Chrome on the Top Versions. The other category drops as soon as Firefox and Chrome gain which means that past versions of all browsers (eg, Chrome 31, 30, etc) are grouped into other. The "Top Families" show all versions together of each browser, and you may notice that the other category on that page is very minimal. http://clicky.com/marketshare/global/web-browsers/ http://clicky.com/marketshare/global/web-browsers/