[gumby5647]

From www.macminute.com front page...

OneStat.com today reported that the global usage share of Apple's Safari Web browser increased 0.23 percent (from 0.48) to 0.71 percent since January 2004. According to the Web researcher, Microsoft still dominates the browser market, with all versions of Internet Explorer accounting for 93.9 percent. Mozilla's global usage share is 2.1 percent and Opera 7 has a global usage of 1.02 percent.

Definately a good thing for Safari and Apple. I didn't realize Mozilla was up to 2.1%.


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[Ludovic Hirlimann]

Originally posted by gumby5647:

Definately a good thing for Safari and Apple. I didn't realize Mozilla was up to 2.1%.


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Yeah that's good. Whet would even be better is people starting to create/edit valideable pages, so one would not care what browser he is currently using. My blog has 3,5% from Safari and 6% from Camino. But this is biased because I blog a bout Camino, so Camino users tends to visit my pages.
Onestats builds its stats from it's clients sites but also from all the "free" counter they offer. I think the stats could change if more mac centrics site would use that free counter. (ie for instance macnn).

Btw any chance to see macnn stat's from the browser wars point of view ?