By: Steve
In reply to James Offer (@joffley). You can see the iOS Safari peak in the first graph.
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[...] an interesting blog post, Edd Sowden, a developer on the gov.uk sites, shows off a graph that shows that those coming into the official government sites through IE declines [...]
View ArticleBy: Kevin
We also see browser dips at the weekends, and mobile usage is often higher too. Those of us who can't afford a GDS developer to get this information into line graphs - can view it inside google...
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In reply to Kevin. Kevin, you don't need to be able to afford a GDS developer. I have made the tool available for anyone to use with their own analytics data, you can find it here:...
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[...] an interesting blog post, Edd Sowden, a developer on the gov.uk sites, shows off a graph that shows that those coming into the official government sites through IE declines [...]
View ArticleBy: smarthomeman
Very cool tool... now what we need is ability to group auto-updating platforms into a single line, since like me presumably most developers just target/test latest versions of such browsers... Then, I...
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[...] This might explain why we don’t see people upgrading from IE 8 to 9, and from 9 to 10, in any significant [...]
View ArticleBy: David Read
Interesting data snapshot and conclusions. Lots in common with the data.gov.uk dashboard, launched back in February: http://data.gov.uk/blog/site-usage
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[...] be stuck with a slightly out-of-date standard-issue browser. Incidentally, Edd at GDS made some interesting observations about this same phenomenon last [...]
View ArticleBy: Benyamin
Interesting read, I too have so many tabs open and to be honest I can't remember the last time I closed my browser!
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