Reviewing Stats For 2007
Since someone was talking about browser versions over on IWF I started digging into the stats for various sites.
Looking at the period covering January 2007 to January 2008, the traffic on here was pretty steady with two notable spikes.
The first one was back in August when I posted about getting a Mac:
Moving to the Darkside
The other one that caused a spike was when I made the frontpage of Digg with the Monster spam debacle. The main post was this one, but there were a few related ones as well.
The most popular entries that still attract traffic are still the same as before, which always amazes me.
They weren't even particularly long posts in some cases, such as the one about Ubuntu on a bootable USB
The thing that always interests me is browser usage.
As in the past the majority of visitors use Firefox, but Internet Explorer comes a close second. What's interesting is the number of mobile users. They may not be that numerous, or their devices maybe reporting under other UserAgent strings, but they are growing in numbers.
In terms of OS usage the split is clearly between Windows, Linux and Mac users.
All very interesting, but totally useless information!
Looking at the period covering January 2007 to January 2008, the traffic on here was pretty steady with two notable spikes.
The first one was back in August when I posted about getting a Mac:
Moving to the Darkside
The other one that caused a spike was when I made the frontpage of Digg with the Monster spam debacle. The main post was this one, but there were a few related ones as well.
The most popular entries that still attract traffic are still the same as before, which always amazes me.
They weren't even particularly long posts in some cases, such as the one about Ubuntu on a bootable USB
The thing that always interests me is browser usage.
As in the past the majority of visitors use Firefox, but Internet Explorer comes a close second. What's interesting is the number of mobile users. They may not be that numerous, or their devices maybe reporting under other UserAgent strings, but they are growing in numbers.
In terms of OS usage the split is clearly between Windows, Linux and Mac users.
All very interesting, but totally useless information!
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