myU Portal status.

_OS_
Windows - 76.81%
	XP - 50.47%
	Vista - 47.94%

Mac - 21.73%
	Intel 10.5 - 69.62%
	Intel 10.4 - 12.62%
	Intel 10.6 - 10.26%
	PPC 10.4 - 3.63%

Linux: 0.66%
iPod : 0.36%
iPhone: 0.35%

Android: 0.02%
	1.5: 67.84%
	1.6: 32.16%
BlackBerry: 0.01%

while they're statistically insignificant, we also have people using 
their PS3 and Wii

_Browser and OS_
Internet Explorer / Windows 44.34% 	
Firefox / Windows 28.70%
Safari / Macintosh 15.08%
Firefox / Macintosh 6.64%
Chrome / Windows 3.11% 	
Firefox / Linux 0.62% 	
Safari / Windows 0.41% 	
Safari / iPod 0.36% 	
Safari / iPhone 0.35%

_Just the browser_
IE - 44.34%
	7.0 - 54.08%
	8.0 - 34.31%
	6.0 - 11.61%
	( we also get a few hits from people 5.5, 4 and 4.01 (?!) )

Firefox - 35.98%
	3.5.3 - 31.57%
	3.0.14 - 24.12%
	3.5.2 - 17.13%
	3.0.13 - 11.21%
	3.0.10 - 3.63%
	3.5.1 - 2.75%
	3.0.11 - 1.76%
	3.0.1	- 1.41%
	3.0.5	- 1.13%

Safari - 16.24%
	531.9 - 52.36%
	530.19 - 12.25%
	525.28.3 - 8.42%
	525.27.1 - 8.06%
	525.20.1 - 5.01%
	528.16 - 3.11%
	531.9.1 - 1.72%
	525.20	- 1.53%
	525.22 - 1.29%
	525.15 - 1.25%

Chrome - 3.11%
	2.0.172.43 - 29.50%
	3.0.195.21 - 23.76%
	3.0.195.25 - 17.62%
	3.0.195.24 - 6.74%
	2.0.172.39 - 5.75%

Garrett

Santiago Fernandez-Gimenez wrote:
> One Stop stats. 
> 
> Hmmm, We don't get the linux traffic that CSci gets.  Know your 
> audience, eh? 
> 
> _Browsers_
> IE - 41.20%
>    7.0 -54.24% 
>    8.0 - 29.89% 
>    6.0- 15.86%
> 
> Firefox - 36.83%
>     3.5 - 47.17%
>     3.0 - 39.31%
>     2.0 - 3.79%
> 
> Safari - 18.85%
>     
> Chrome - 2.46%
> 
> _Operating Systems_
> Windows - 74.08%
> Mac OS X - 24.12%
> Linux - 0.85%
> iPod - 0.28%
> iPhone - 0.42%
> Android - 0.06%
> Blackberry - 0.04%
> 
> 
> On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 10:34 AM, Debbie Gillespie <[log in to unmask] 
> <mailto:[log in to unmask]>> wrote:
> 
>     Here are the statistics for the computer science homepage for the last
>     month:
> 
>     **Operating Systems**
> 
>     Windows   - 66.99%
>     Linux     - 17.77%
>     Macintosh - 13.19%
>     SunOS     -  1.06%
>     iPhone    -  0.49%
>     iPod      -  0.19%
>     (not set) -  0.15%
>     Android   -  0.08%
>     BlackBerry-  0.04%
>     SymbianOS -  0.03%
> 
> 
>     **Browsers**
> 
>     Firefox    - 56.64%
>     IE         - 23.98%
>     Safari     -  9.59%
>     Chrome     -  8.11%
>     Mozilla    -  0.75%
>     Opera      -  0.63%
>     Opera Mini -  0.07%
>     Konqueror  -  0.06%
>     Camino     -  0.04%
>     SeaMonkey  -  0.04%
> 
> 
>     Jeremy J. Casper wrote:
>      > For the September stats on the UofM home page they are:
>      >
>      > _Browsers_
>      > IE - 52.84%
>      >     IE6 - 12.66%
>      >     IE7 - 27.05%
>      >     IE8 - 13.13%
>      > Firefox - 29.34%
>      >     FF2 - 1.99%
>      >     FF3.0 - 13.71%
>      >     FF3.5 - 13.42 %
>      > Safari - 15.24%
>      >     Safari 2 - 0.06%
>      >     Safari 3 - 3.84%
>      >     Safari 4 - 10.91%
>      > Chrome - 2.02%
>      >
>      > _Operating Systems_
>      > Windows - 79.13%
>      > Mac OS X - 19.50%
>      > Linux - 0.60%
>      > iPod - 0.26%
>      > iPhone - 0.34%
>      > Android - 0.04%
>      > Blackberry - 0.03%
>      >
>      >
>      > Zachary Johnson wrote:
>      >> Here are some of my browser stats, hopefully others will share. Data
>      >> is since September 1, 2009. Figures are percentages of total visits.
>      >>
>      >> iPhone 0.63%
>      >> iPod 0.33%
>      >> Android 0.07%
>      >> BlackBerry 0.03%
>      >>
>      >> Firefox 43.71%
>      >> IE 33.58%
>      >> Safari 17.24%
>      >> Chrome 4.40%
>      >> Opera 0.50%
>      >>
>      >> Firefox 3.5+ 24.51%
>      >>
>      >> IE 8 11.47%
>      >> IE 7 17.74%
>      >> IE 6 4.36%
>      >>
>      >>
>      >> Pretty interesting that IE6 and Chrome hold equal share.
>      >>
>      >> Another interesting fact is that Firefox 3.5 + Safari + Chrome =
>      >> roughly 46% of our visitors with cutting edge CSS3 support.
>      >>
>      >>
> 
>