India is 7.7% of total traffic and China is 5%. It is night now, but still these numbers are surprisingly high.
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#22Correct me if I'm wrong, but this shows that in the last 90 days 5.06 billion visits came from 31.3% Windows while 1.1% were from GNU/Linux. If we assume that both groups visit government websites equally often, then for every GNU/Linux user there exist (31.3/1.1) = 28.5 Windows users. Scary stuff.
For what it's worth, Linux is over represented in the (fake) User-agent strings of the bots that attack my web servers. Most probably are indeed on linux, since they are predominantly scripts running on cloud providers. :)
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#23Firefox's usage percentage is upsetting. I hope they don't die, but this looks really bad for them.
3% of almost billions(?) of browser users are still a fews millions of Firefox users. Millions of users is not "dead".
Right, but I think the overarching point is that 3% is awfully close to the 1% that is Internet Explorer, which many would consider dead. If usage decline continues, it just wouldn’t take much for no people to stop supporting it.
This is from someone who uses Firefox
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#24Why is the government using Google Analytics (which is now illegal in some countries) instead of self hosting an analytics solution.
Back in my day, the mantra was "Information wants to be free", and laws limiting freedom on the internet and freedom of information were looked down upon.
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#25Correct me if I'm wrong, but this shows that in the last 90 days 5.06 billion visits came from 31.3% Windows while 1.1% were from GNU/Linux. If we assume that both groups visit government websites equally often, then for every GNU/Linux user there exist (31.3/1.1) = 28.5 Windows users. Scary stuff.
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#26India is 7.7% of total traffic and China is 5%. It is night now, but still these numbers are surprisingly high.
Indeed, as I look now 42% of all traffic is international.
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#27Why is the government using Google Analytics (which is now illegal in some countries) instead of self hosting an analytics solution.
is there a self-hosted alternative that provides the same functionality?
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#28Firefox's usage percentage is upsetting. I hope they don't die, but this looks really bad for them.
Aren't they basically being kept alive by Google at this point? Almost 90% of their revenue is from that one deal at it has felt like they have been more concerned with other initiatives for a while now.
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#29Under "Visitor locations right now," 1% are coming from Graceville. As far as I can tell, that's either a town of 4k in Australia, 2k in Florida, or there are two Gracevilles in Minnesota with a few hundred people. Any idea what's up?
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#30When it says "now", how "now" do they mean? I've refreshed a few times and the number hasn't changed (171,533). I went to cisa.gov (disabled all my blockers) but the number here is still the same over here.