Online traffic report

Interim online traffic report summary for the 1/2 year period 01 January 2010 to 30 June 2010 for justweb.com.au

Please note that even though these stats are for the justweb^® website, they still seem to fall into the "norm" when compared to general Internet statistics.

Total unique visits: 133,835 Visits | 44,051 keywords

Compared to 1st half 2009: 94,005 Unique visits | 31,169 keywords

Increased traffic: 42.5% over 1st half of 2009

Total traffic: 133,835 (1/2 year)
Search engine traffic: 115,370
Direct and referral traffic: 18,465



Statistics covered in the 2010 justweb^® Interim Online Traffic Report are:

• Browser types
• Operating systems
• Versions of Windows
• Versions of Macintosh
• Browser / Operating system combinations
• Screen resolutions
• Java support
• Connection speeds
• Top networks (please note: over 11,000 networks in total)
• Top search engines
• Visits by country

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Browser Types (41 in total)

1. Internet Explorer 72,405 54.10%
2. Firefox 40,649 30.37%
3. Safari 9,589 7.16%
4. Chrome 8,913 6.66%
5. Opera 1,026 0.77%
6. Mozilla 648 0.48%
7. Mozilla Compatible Agent 230 0.17%
8. Opera Mini 110 0.08%
9. Camino 42 0.03%
10. SeaMonkey 37 0.03%
11. Konqueror 25 0.02%
12. Playstation 3 25 0.02%
13. BlackBerry9700 22 0.02%
14. BlackBerry9000 20 0.01%
15. NetFront 17 0.01%

Comments: According to my website statistics, Internet Explorer market share has dropped. Last year it was at 62.24%, with Firefox at 27.74%. Understandably, browsers like Safari have increased their market share as Macintosh makes more headway, and of course mobile browser usage has become more common.

Versions of Internet Explorer

1. 8.0 6,553 58.84%
2. 7.0 3,035 27.25%
3. 6.0 1,547 13.89%
4. 5.5 1 0.01%

Comments: Gradually we are getting rid of IE6 (THANKFULLY!). Compared to last year's statistics, IE7 54%, IE6 23%, IE8 22%. Now IE8 usage is up to 28% so far in 2010, and IE6 use has dropped by a further 10% or so. That's a very good thing folks :-)

Operating Systems (25 in total)

1. Windows 117,985 88.16%
2. Macintosh 11,854 8.86%
3. Linux 1,649 1.23%
4. iPhone 1,599 1.19%
5. iPod 172 0.13%
6. SymbianOS 169 0.13%
7. (not set) 156 0.12%
8. BlackBerry 62 0.05%
9. Android 60 0.04%
10. iPad 35 0.03%
11. Danger Hiptop 31 0.02%
12. Playstation 3 25 0.02%
13. Sony 11 0.01%
14. SunOS 11 0.01%
15. Nokia 5 > 0.00%

Comments: Windows has lost slight market share, but the operating system is still dominating - last year showing 90.81% use, and this year 88.16%. Macintosh has improved its market share by about 1.5%.

Versions of Windows Operating Systems

1. XP 71,538 60.63%
2. Vista 27,676 23.46%
3. Windows 7 16,297 13.81%
4. Server 2003 1,860 1.58%
5. 2000 548 0.46%
6. 98 44 0.04%
7. CE 11 0.01%
8. ME 5 > 0.00%
9. NT 3 > 0.00%
10. 95 2 > 0.00%

Comments: Windows XP still dominates, with only a 3% drop in Vista use. I'm a little shocked to be honest because having used all three operating systems, XP is good, Vista is RUBBISH (think coffee coaster is only use for disc), and Windows 7 is FANTASTIC! If you are in business and you're still using XP, I highly recommend you go to Windows 7. But take the opportunity to replace your hard drive(s) and do a full install - don't upgrade.

Versions of Macintosh Operating Systems

1. Intel 10.5 4,920 41.50%
2. Intel 10.6 4,798 40.48%
3. Intel 10.4 960 8.10%
4. PPC 10.4 521 4.40%
5. PPC 10.5 312 2.63%
6. Intel 190 1.60%
7. PPC 152 1.28%
8. PPC 1 0.01%

Comments: It seems to me that Mac owners are more proactive when it comes to upgrading their operating systems. 2009 showed 10.5 at 57.58% and 10.4 at 11.88%. This year, we have the emergence of 10.6 at 40.48%, 10.5 and 10.4 has dropped, and PPC has almost disappeared.

Operating Systems & Browser combinations (79 in total)

1. Internet Explorer / Windows 72,396 54.09%
2. Firefox / Windows 35,553 26.56%
3. Chrome / Windows 8,426 6.30%
4. Safari / Macintosh 7,296 5.45%
5. Firefox / Macintosh 4,083 3.05%
6. Safari / iPhone 1,443 1.08%
7. Firefox / Linux 999 0.75%
8. Opera / Windows 979 0.73%
9. Mozilla / Linux 521 0.39%
10. Safari / Windows 459 0.34%
11. Chrome / Macintosh 400 0.30%
12. Safari / iPod 162 0.12%
13. Mozilla Compatible Agent / iPhone 154 0.12%
14. Safari / SymbianOS 127 0.09%
15. Opera Mini / (not set) 108 0.08%

Screen Resolutions (693 in total)

1. 1024x768 27,455 20.51%
2. 1280x800 25,072 18.73%
3. 1280x1024 19,506 14.57%
4. 1680x1050 11,691 8.74%
5. 1440x900 11,403 8.52%
6. 1366x768 7,477 5.59%
7. 1920x1200 4,268 3.19%
8. 1920x1080 3,665 2.74%
9. 1152x864 2,929 2.19%
10. 1280x768 2,196 1.64%
11. 1600x900 1,794 1.34%
12. 800x600 1,762 1.32%
13. 320x396 1,746 1.30%
14. 1024x600 1,425 1.06%
15. 1280x960 1,289 0.96%
16. 1280x720 1,215 0.91%
17. 1360x768 704 0.53%
18. 1600x1200 630 0.47%
19. 1400x1050 530 0.40%
20. 1024x640 483 0.36%
21. 2560x1440 376 0.28%
22. 1344x840 301 0.22%
23. 1152x720 288 0.22%
24. 1024x819 273 0.20%
25. 1093x614 206 0.15%

Comments: Last year there were 632 different screen resolutions, compared to this year (so far) at 693. That's one hell of a lot of different screen sizes! When you come across websites which still say "this website was designed for (insert size) screen resolution", please tell the owner to redesign their website!

Java support

1. Yes 118,972 88.89%
2. No 14,863 11.11%

Comments: Java support has dropped from last year. This includes Java AND JavaScript (two different things), so it is more likely that support for Java has dropped, especially considering the prevalence of JavaScript reliant coding such as jQuery.

Connection Speeds

1. Unknown 46,797
2. DSL 41,316
3. Cable 29,639
4. T1 12,395
5. Dialup 2,982
6. OC3 615
7. ISDN 91

Comments: Broadband use has increased dramatically, both in ADSL and cable formats.

Top Networks (11,346 in total)

1. Telstra Internet 24,330
2. Optus Internet - retail 9,662
3. iinet limited 7,738
4. TPG Internet pty ltd. 6,570
5. Internet Service Provider 3,441
6. 3g Mobile Service Provider 2,271
7. Comcast Cable Communications inc. 1,641
8. Road Runner Holdco llc 1,592
9. Adam Internet pty ltd 1,512
10. Primus Telecommunications 1,468

Comments: BigPond (Telstra) still dominates the market - at least here in Australia. The order of ISPs hasn't changed that much from last year - still Telstra, Optus, iiNet and TPG in the first four positions.

Top Search Engines (20 in total)

1. Google 102,051
2. Bing 8,324
3. Yahoo 2,842
4. Search 959
5. Ask 694
6. AOL 195
7. Netscape 130
8. images.google 45
9. Yandex 38
10. Alta Vista 35

Comment: Again, not much has changed here. Google still obliterates the opposition, and will still do so when Bing and Yahoo! combine for search. Having said that, Bing use is still about 300% higher than Yahoo already. But don't forget, these are justweb^® stats - this could simply mean Bing likes my website better than Yahoo! does :-)

Countries (186 in Total)

Australia 86813
United States 16526
India 4242
United Kingdom 3378
Canada 2363
Philippines 1810
New Zealand 1315
Nigeria 1262
Germany 901
France 748
Singapore 736
Indonesia 729
Malaysia 694
Pakistan 632
China 553
Ireland 544
South Africa 450
Italy 441
Hong Kong 431
Netherlands 364
Ghana 339
Brazil 327
Vietnam 314
Spain 313
Romania 310
Russia 305
Thailand 293
Japan 277
Poland 244
Mexico 225
Cameroon 224
Turkey 213
United Arab Emirates 207
Switzerland 189
Belgium 170
Israel 166
(not set) 163
Sweden 159
Serbia 153
Sri Lanka 147
Saudi Arabia 146
Ukraine 145
Greece 143
Hungary 142
Egypt 133
Austria 129
Iran 128
South Korea 121
Senegal 120
Denmark 119

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