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Offline ShakeR

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A little 'off-topic', but the nerd inside me felt obligated to share.

You know your demographic is tech-savvy if your site's Top 3 Browsers breakdown as...

53% Chrome
30% Firefox
8% Internet Explorer

Not ripping on IE users, but these stats have restored my faith in Internet Humanity! If you had told me 5 years ago there would be sites with less than 10% of users on IE, I would have called you crazy.

Microsoft appears to be aware of this trend and they're aggressively marketing / developing IE9, so hopefully the 'stock' browser that comes with windows won't be a nightmare for developers anymore.
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Re: Interesting MechanicalKeyboards.com Browser Stats (for my fellow geeks)
« Reply #1 on: Sun, 05 August 2012, 18:16:37 »
IE10 looks promising... but then again, they said that about 8 and 9 :|

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Re: Interesting MechanicalKeyboards.com Browser Stats (for my fellow geeks)
« Reply #2 on: Mon, 06 August 2012, 00:47:55 »
One again no love for midori/opera/links.

I've quit using opera, due to RAM issues, but links never gets the love.
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Does Chromium show up separately or as "chrome" ? I use Iron (Chromium), so I'm curious.
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And it's gotten much better (to the point of being usable) but I still don't prefer IE. I don't really get my windows computer online that much anyway.

Interesting stats nonetheless!

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Re: Interesting MechanicalKeyboards.com Browser Stats (for my fellow geeks)
« Reply #3 on: Mon, 06 August 2012, 01:04:07 »
One again no love for midori/opera/links.

I've quit using opera, due to RAM issues, but links never gets the love.
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Does Chromium show up separately or as "chrome" ? I use Iron (Chromium), so I'm curious.
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And it's gotten much better (to the point of being usable) but I still don't prefer IE. I don't really get my windows computer online that much anyway.

Interesting stats nonetheless!

midori maybe is counted as chrome.

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Re: Interesting MechanicalKeyboards.com Browser Stats (for my fellow geeks)
« Reply #4 on: Tue, 07 August 2012, 01:00:19 »
Why would Midori count as Chrome? Because of Webkit? What about Safari? I thought browsers reported their identity to the website. (Like on Opera, you can set it to mask as Firefox, etc.)

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Re: Interesting MechanicalKeyboards.com Browser Stats (for my fellow geeks)
« Reply #5 on: Tue, 07 August 2012, 10:50:36 »
Why would Midori count as Chrome? Because of Webkit? What about Safari? I thought browsers reported their identity to the website. (Like on Opera, you can set it to mask as Firefox, etc.)

Safari came in at #4 w/ 6.5%
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