Here's a chunk of stats. This is based on Page views. Anything below about 100k page views is registering as Zero percent, FYI, although each browser listed is showing *some* page impressions. 3 page views were in IE1.5! How sweet.
I've stripped out the PI numbers, sorry, as I think that might be slightly more sensitive data, but it gives you a good idea of the breakdown of usage. For some reason, our stats software would give me a detailed breakdown of the IE versions, but not firefox, or safari. I think the little abacus gerbils may be tired. Browser Stats, whole of bbc.co.uk, February 2007 Browser Type % of Total PageViews IE 76.92 Mozilla-Firefox 11.59 Safari 2.87 Cable 1.5 Netscape 0.95 Opera 0.37 Pocket_PC 0.28 KDDI-EZweb 0.28 AOL 0.05 Lynx 0.02 Java 0 WebReaper 0 WAP 0 Bush 0 ITV 0 Emacs 0 J-Phone 0 Lotus 0 Mosaic 0 Lycos 0 I-Mode 0 Palm 0 PocketPC 0 Hot_Java 0 OmniWeb 0 Unidentified 5.17 Percentage breakdown within 76.92% IE category above Browser Type % of Total (IE ONLY) PageViews IE 6.0 62.78 IE 7.0 32.69 IE 5.5 3.31 IE 5.0 0.65 IE 4.0 0.38 IE 5.2 0.1 IE 5.1 0.07 IE 3.0 0.01 IE 6.1 0 IE 4.5 0 IE 2.0 0 IE 6.5 0 IE 5.8 0 IE 4.1 0 IE 2.1 0 IE 7.6 0 IE 5.6 0 IE 1.0 0 IE 6.3 0 IE 5.4 0 IE 6.9 0 IE 7.1 0 IE 6.2 0 IE 1.5 0 These figs are from a different system, so probably not totally commensurate with the above. browser % breakdown for apx august 06 to november 06 Known Browsers 93.04% IE6 71.39% Firefox 11.14% Safari 2.86% IE7 2.75% IE5.5 2.70% IE5 0.57% Opera 0.49% Mozilla 0.39% MSN 0.32% IE1234 0.25% NS7 0.17% PPCIE4 0.14% Opera 8 0.13% NS8 0.09% NS4 0.06% NS3 0.05% Text 0.04% Opera 7 0.04% Other 0.03% NS12 0.01% OmniWeb 0% - Sent via the backstage.bbc.co.uk discussion group. To unsubscribe, please visit http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/archives/2005/01/mailing_list.html. Unofficial list archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk/