Browser Statistics
February 13th, 2005 by Mark
So, I checked out my browser statistics for the whole month of January. It turns out that Firefox is used most often when going to www.markdrago.com. Admittedly, a bunch of those are me going to my own site to keep it updated and make sure everything is looking okay, but it’s not all me. Also, there are a bunch of robots and comment spamming things that represent themselves as being IE, so it’s a little hazy as to which number is over-weighted. Ahh well, it’s just nice to see a pie graph that looks this healthy. It should probably be noted that these numbers are based off of 819 identifiable hits that month. There was something like 1800 other hits that couldn’t be identified. I wonder what those hits were.
That was me going to your site using Lynx & Be’s NetPositive.
You love it.
If the robots hit your site so much, why aren’t they posting comments? You think with a dedicated droid readership you’d concentrate more on developing content that is interesting to the Google golem and Alexa automaton. They slave away for the benefit of your search results and then they have to read posts about people? I don’t think a robot related post or two would kill you and it’d make the diligent searchbots happy for once.
NetPositive is the shizzle fo’ rizzle!