Not sure how I should interpret it though:
Calling Browser | No of hits |
msie v6.0 | 3715 |
msie v5.01 | 4 |
msie v7.0 | 10 |
-------------Overall Total: | 3729 |
Konquerer | 4 |
Netscape v4.78 | 8 |
Unknown | 2 |
mozilla | 1 |
firefox v1.0.7 | 27 |
firefox v1.0.1 | 9 |
firefox v1.0 | 2 |
firefox v1.0.3 | 2 |
firefox v1.0.6 | 24 |
firefox v1.0.4 | 5 |
-------------Overall Total: | 70 |
I'm assuming that the No of hits actually signify the number of browser requests sent. It's kinda hard to believe that I've had a grand total of 3813 hits in just under two weeks! Hmmm!
I'm really not sure what to think. If these scores are anything to go by, I think I might as well forget about forcing all my web-pages to be Mozilla friendly as well as IE friendly.
By the looks of it, the effort is thoroughly pointless!!
I mean like: I got 53.27 times the amount of traffic from IE users than I did from Mozilla based visitors!! :-o
NEway, here's some Domain Hit notes (excludes .com, .org, .edu, etcetera.) from http://Guywise.org:
Domain | Hits |
us | 3715 |
ca | 24 |
in | 20 |
ip | 12 |
au | 23 |
sg | 11 |
cn | 6 |
fr | 2 |
It's odd to note that I have 3715 hits from unique US servers, and if you scroll up a bit, you'll find I have 3715 hits from IE v6.0. Hehe! co-incidence? I dunno!
What shocks me is that I have 6 visits from Chinese servers and (holy cow!) 23 from Australia! heck, I hardly know anyone there!! and does anyone out there know what country 'ip' is? Unless that's Iprius, which can't be, since that's actually spelled Eprius by the locals.... Hmmm! Either way, it does'nt make sense!