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[nullx8]

whybother, on 19 minutes ago, said:

I suppose it would depend on the types of users that download alternative browsers and the types of users that go to your website.

yes .. thats exactly my point.

news like this have just zero value, except for the advertisements
if you need something to be "better" just crop the sites where "alternate peoples" hanging around

but honestly .. symbian on top .. i think that was the case in 2006 but its 2012 now.

[Tywais]

whybother, on 19 minutes ago, said:

I suppose it would depend on the types of users that download alternative browsers and the types of users that go to your website.

Yep.  This is a site that shows global sites they monitor.  W3Counter

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This report was generated 04/30/2012 based on the last 15,000 page views to each website tracked by W3Counter. W3Counter's sample currently includes 57,177 websites. The browser market share graph includes data from all versions of the named browser families, not only the top 10 as listed below.

[whybother]

nullx8, on 12 minutes ago, said:

whybother, on 19 minutes ago, said:

I suppose it would depend on the types of users that download alternative browsers and the types of users that go to your website.

yes .. thats exactly my point.

news like this have just zero value, except for the advertisements
if you need something to be "better" just crop the sites where "alternate peoples" hanging around

but honestly .. symbian on top .. i think that was the case in 2006 but its 2012 now.

You are comparing browsers visiting your individual site to independent statistics sites that are gathering stats on global usage.