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Browser Usage For June 2008
Browser usage statistics for the month of June again make interesting reading. Microsoft Internet Explorer again is losing market share while both Firefox and Safari continue to be on the increase according to NetApplications.com.
Browser Usage Statistics for June 2008:
IE | Firefox | Safari | Opera | Netscape | Mozilla | Other |
73.01% | 19.03% | 6.31% | 0.73% | 0.67% | 0.09% | 0.16% |
For a full breakdown and more in-depth analysis visit Market Share
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Ben NormanFounder and Chairman
Ben’s the big boss, so we can’t pick on him. He’s a bit of a technical SEO geek and loves tinkering with new websites. Ben lives and breathes the industry so we’re not sure what else he does with his time. We don’t even think he sleeps.
Hi John,
You are correct it is global results but Market Share do offer a paid version where you can filter based on locations.
Alternatively you could use Google Analytics to view the information based on the people visiting your clients site if it is set up. This would be an easy and free way of seeing which browsers your visitors are using.
I assume the browser usage stats are, like all the others, worldwide (or just the US)? Do you know if it is possible to get stats for the UK only? Most of my customers are small UK based businesses and do not sell worldwide.
What do you think?
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