zeroality
01-07-11, 06:00 AM
Haven't been around lately. Life and stuff, working on a project, and now computer problems. I have a little time right now though, so let's get some delicious web stats rolling out here. This doesn't involve writing to my hard drive so we're good to go (it's about to fail on me :(). :cue drumroll:
I'll have to post December another time.
We had 159,442 page views - using 4.62 GB of bandwidth, down from 164,372 in October - which used 4.35 GB of bandwidth.
66,211 page views were from the United States.
15,114 were from Russia.
14,230 were from Canada.
6,786 were from Great Britain.
6,682 were from Ukraine.
6,260 were from Czech Republic.
5,812 were from Netherlands.
The others getting 2,000 or over were China, Ireland, France, Germany, and Lativa.
88.9% of visitors used Windows. (31.6% XP) (26.5% Win7) (25.9% Vista)
6.2% used Mac. (All OS X)
1.8% used Linux. (1% Google Android) (0.4% Unknown Distributions) (0.2% Ubuntu)
1.4% used Wii.
0.1% used Blackberry.
Mobile devices on the rise indeed!
They added version specific support for Chrome/Safari/Opera! Good job AWStats.
(b stands for Beta version)
45.3% used Internet Explorer. (27.3% IE8) (10.1% IE7) (6.6% IE6) (0.7% IE5.5) (218 views 9.0b)
36.9% used Firefox. (24.1% 3.6.12) (3.5% 3.6.8) (3.4% 3.6.10) (2% 3.6.3) (1.4% 3.5.16) (0.1% 4.0b)
7.2% used Chrome. (5.1% 7.0.517.44) (1.7% Unknown) (72 views 9.0b)
3.5% used Safari. (1% Unknown) (0.5% 5.0.2) (0.3% 4.1) (0.2% 5.0.3) (0.2% 4.0.5) (0.2% 3.1)
3.3% used Opera. (1.4% Unknown) (0.7% 9.30) (0.3% 9.80)
0.7% used Netscape. (0.2% 5.0) (Rest is spread pretty evenly across 0.6 to 4.79)
Don't quote me on this but I'm fairly sure the "Unknown" readings for Safari, Opera, and Chrome are the more recent stable release versions. Ah well, AWStats version support for these browsers isn't perfect yet but a huge step forward for sure!
I'll try to post December as soon as I can. Happy reading!
I'll have to post December another time.
We had 159,442 page views - using 4.62 GB of bandwidth, down from 164,372 in October - which used 4.35 GB of bandwidth.
66,211 page views were from the United States.
15,114 were from Russia.
14,230 were from Canada.
6,786 were from Great Britain.
6,682 were from Ukraine.
6,260 were from Czech Republic.
5,812 were from Netherlands.
The others getting 2,000 or over were China, Ireland, France, Germany, and Lativa.
88.9% of visitors used Windows. (31.6% XP) (26.5% Win7) (25.9% Vista)
6.2% used Mac. (All OS X)
1.8% used Linux. (1% Google Android) (0.4% Unknown Distributions) (0.2% Ubuntu)
1.4% used Wii.
0.1% used Blackberry.
Mobile devices on the rise indeed!
They added version specific support for Chrome/Safari/Opera! Good job AWStats.
(b stands for Beta version)
45.3% used Internet Explorer. (27.3% IE8) (10.1% IE7) (6.6% IE6) (0.7% IE5.5) (218 views 9.0b)
36.9% used Firefox. (24.1% 3.6.12) (3.5% 3.6.8) (3.4% 3.6.10) (2% 3.6.3) (1.4% 3.5.16) (0.1% 4.0b)
7.2% used Chrome. (5.1% 7.0.517.44) (1.7% Unknown) (72 views 9.0b)
3.5% used Safari. (1% Unknown) (0.5% 5.0.2) (0.3% 4.1) (0.2% 5.0.3) (0.2% 4.0.5) (0.2% 3.1)
3.3% used Opera. (1.4% Unknown) (0.7% 9.30) (0.3% 9.80)
0.7% used Netscape. (0.2% 5.0) (Rest is spread pretty evenly across 0.6 to 4.79)
Don't quote me on this but I'm fairly sure the "Unknown" readings for Safari, Opera, and Chrome are the more recent stable release versions. Ah well, AWStats version support for these browsers isn't perfect yet but a huge step forward for sure!
I'll try to post December as soon as I can. Happy reading!