Some stats from the last eight months. These stats come from
the SharpToolbox web
site, so this is really just about techies' habits.
March:
| IE |
55.6% |
| RSS aggregators |
38.6% |
| Mozilla |
4.6% |
| Opera |
1% |
April:
| IE |
55.1% |
| RSS aggregators |
38.8% |
| Mozilla |
4.9% |
| Opera |
0.9% |
May:
| IE |
47.7% |
| RSS aggregators |
46.2% |
| Mozilla |
4.8% |
| Opera |
1% |
June:
| IE |
54.3% |
| RSS aggregators |
37.3% |
| Mozilla |
5.7% |
| Opera |
2.3% |
July:
| IE |
54.5% |
| RSS aggregators |
35.6% |
| Mozilla |
7.8% |
| Opera |
1.7% |
August:
| IE |
54.4% |
| RSS aggregators |
35.6% |
| Mozilla |
8.4% |
| Opera |
1.3% |
September:
| IE |
52.3% |
| RSS aggregators |
38% |
| Mozilla |
8.2% |
| Opera |
1.3% |
October:
| IE |
50.6% |
| RSS aggregators |
38.5% |
| Mozilla |
9.4% |
| Opera |
1.2% |
I wouldn't consided those numbers all that reliable, but I
guess it's easy to see where developers are going :-)
Update: on the search engine
field, it looks like Yahoo is getting close to 6%, MSN close
to 3%, while Google remains at more than 90%.
