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Re: Unviewable page, useless warning (Was: UCS TIE Crawler)
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lugnet.publish
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Tue, 17 Sep 2002 18:45:52 GMT
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In lugnet.publish, William R. Ward writes:
> "Sproaticus" <jeremy@sproat.us> writes:
> > Oh, and unless you have actual numbers to back up your claim of .01 percent,
> > I'm going to stick to my 99.99% claim. :-,
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> I don't have actual numbers, but the vast majority of users are using
> IE and never even look at their configuration settings. It's only a
> small minority of power users (like you and me) who take pleasure in
> adjusting the preferences for software. Most people dread the
> prospect of configuring their computers, and have no concept of
> security risks...
I checked stats on my site (just my stuff, since the site actually has some
more techhie content elsewhere)-- about 86% of the last 500K+ hits were
MSIE, 12% Netscape/Mozilla. Most of the rest were bots, or things like
Scooter, Opera, etc. If I had to guess, I'd probably say maybe 10 people in
a hundred know what things like the Javascript settings do, and probably 1
in a hundred of *them* (maybe fewer, I dunno), actually bother to turn off
Javascript. So, 0.1% would be my guess?
Here at work ... [does math] ... about 0.04% of our clients have complained
that we require Javascript-- which actually translates to about 0.02% actual
end users.
Maybe I oughtta put up a hidden frame on all my pages that requests a 2nd
hit-counter page if Javascript is enabled and get a more accurate statistic :)
DaveE
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