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I don't see any statistics normalizing those percentages though. Maybe normalizing isn't the right word. What I mean is what is the percentage of browser user
by chadgeidel 17y ago
I don't see any statistics normalizing those percentages though. Maybe normalizing isn't the right word. What I mean is what is the percentage of browser users clicking through weighted by browser share.
Obviously if there are more IE/Windows users, there is going to be a higher percentage (in aggregate) than others. Browsers are not evenly distributed.
Perhaps this is shown in the original data, but I see no indication of that in this article.