From memory there was/is is a section in a Firefox website that kept
up with estimating how many Firefox users there are. Cannot find it
now, wondering if  someone can point me in the right direction.

Thanks
Echy

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*Echy* wrote on 26.02.06 07:36:
>  From memory there was/is is a section in a Firefox website that kept
> up with estimating how many Firefox users there are. Cannot find it
> now, wondering if  someone can point me in the right direction.

Maybe this site could interest you: http://ff.asbjorn.it/

bye, Miller

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Miller wrote:
> *Echy* wrote on 26.02.06 07:36: 
>
> Maybe this site could interest you: http://ff.asbjorn.it/
>
> bye, Miller

Thanks for that - very helpful.

Echy

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Echy wrote :
> From memory there was/is is a section in a Firefox website that kept up
> with estimating how many Firefox users there are. Cannot find it now,
> wondering if  someone can point me in the right direction.
>
> Thanks
> Echy

Hi there!

I have found these statistics for you :
2006  	IE6  	IE5  	Ffox  	Moz  	N7  	O8  	O7
Feb. 	60.5% 	5.8% 	25.4% 	2.9% 	0.4% 	1.4% 	0.1%
Jan. 	61.3% 	5.5% 	25.0% 	3.1% 	0.4% 	1.4% 	0.2%
(http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp)

Moreover, 148 536 002 have downloaded Firefox (www.spreadfirefox.com)

I hope these statistics are helpful for you ;-)

Best regards,
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> Echy wrote : 
>
> Hi there!
>
> I have found these statistics for you :
> 	2006  	IE6  	IE5  	Ffox  	Moz  	N7  	O8  	O7
> 	Feb. 	60.5% 	5.8% 	25.4% 	2.9% 	0.4% 	1.4% 	0.1%
> 	Jan. 	61.3% 	5.5% 	25.0% 	3.1% 	0.4% 	1.4% 	0.2%
> (http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp)
>
> Moreover, 148 536 002 have downloaded Firefox (www.spreadfirefox.com)
>
> I hope these statistics are helpful for you ;-)

The problem with these statistics is that the often don't cater for
impersonations. For example, Opera can claim to be any of the main
browsers when accessing the web.

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Thomas wrote:
> Echy wrote : 
>
> Hi there!
>
> I have found these statistics for you :
>     2006      IE6      IE5      Ffox      Moz      N7      O8      O7
>     Feb.     60.5%     5.8%     25.4%     2.9%     0.4%     1.4%     0.1%
>     Jan.     61.3%     5.5%     25.0%     3.1%     0.4%     1.4%     0.2%
> (http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp)
>
> Moreover, 148 536 002 have downloaded Firefox (www.spreadfirefox.com)

All PCs come with IE.   When a switch to FireFox happens, it doesn't get
recorded as "now, one less IE machine".   So maybe only 35% of
machines use IE.

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Stubby schreef:
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> Thomas wrote: 
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> All PCs come with IE.

Hoest, urgh, hm, blurp.  You _can_ buy a PC without Windows.

When a switch to FireFox happens, it doesn't get
>  recorded as "now, one less IE machine".   So maybe only 35% of machines
> use IE.

True observation, though.

H.
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