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This page identifies the most popular browsers used by visitors to your site. This information will only be displayed if your server is logging the browser/platform information.

Top Browsers

Browser Hits % of Total Hits Visits

1 Microsoft Internet Explorer 78,070 72.42% 26,151

2 Netscape 7,449 6.91% 2,461

3 sitecheck.internetseer.com (For more info see: http://sitecheck.internetseer.com) 1,819 1.68% 1,818

4 Googlebot/2.1 ( http://www.googlebot.com/bot.html) 1,624 1.5% 1,450

5 Java 1.1 4,383 4.06% 1,287

6 Other Netscape Compatible 3,692 3.42% 1,072

7 InternetSeer.com 587 0.54% 586

8 LinksManager.com (http://linksmanager.com/linkchecker.html) 1,240 1.15% 475

9 MSFrontPage/4.0 5,008 4.64% 351

10 ia_archiver 242 0.22% 180

11 WebTV 263 0.24% 175

12 NPBot-1/2.0 (http://www.nameprotect.com/botinfo.html) 118 0.1% 104

13 Microsoft URL Control - 6.00.8862 285 0.26% 94

14 Mercator-2.0 192 0.17% 93

15 htdig/3.1.5 (root@localhost) 85 0.07% 85

16 curl/7.7.2 (powerpc-apple-darwin6.0) libcurl 7.7.2 (OpenSSL 0.9.6b) 79 0.07% 79

17 Others 162 0.15% 58

18 NetMechanic V3.0 54 0.05% 54

19 Libby_1.1/libwww-perl/5.65 74 0.06% 41

20 Java1.3.1_02 59 0.05% 33

Total For Browsers Above 105,485 97.86% 36,647

Top Browsers - Help Card

Browser - Identifies each browser used by visitors.

Hits - Number of hits from the specified browser. A hit is a single action on the Web server as it appears in the log file. A visitor downloading a single file is logged as a single hit, while a visitor requesting a Web page including two images registers as three hits on the server; one hit is the request for the .html page, and two additional hits are requests for the downloaded image files. While the volume of hits is an indicator of Web server traffic, it is not an accurate reflection of how many pages are being looked at.

Visits - Number of times a visitor with the specified browser came to your site. Every visit by each individual visitor is counted. If a visitor is idle longer than the idle-time limit, WebTrends assumes the visit was voluntarily terminated. If the visitor continues to browse your site after they reach the idle-time limit, a new visit is counted. The default idle-time limit is thirty minutes. This time limit can be changed by the system administrator.

% - Percentage of total hits by visitors using the specified browser.

Browser data can help you determine how to configure your site for optimal viewing.

Note: Any hits identified as originating from a spider (an automated program that searches the Internet) are not counted in this table.

Netscape Browsers Help

This page gives you a breakdown of the various versions of Netscape used by visitors to your site.

Netscape Browsers

Browser Hits % of Total Hits Visits

1 Netscape 4.x 4,352 58.42% 1,099

2 Netscape 5.x 1,613 21.65% 883

3 Netscape 7.x 695 9.33% 217

4 Netscape 6.x 618 8.29% 183

5 Netscape 3.x 59 0.79% 30

6 Netscape v9.x 24 0.32% 23

7 Netscape 49 0.65% 13

8 Netscape 2.x 19 0.25% 8

9 Netscape b0.x 19 0.25% 5

10 Netscape 30 (Mozilla 1.x 1 0.01% 0

Total For Browsers Above 7,449 100% 2,461

Netscape Browsers - Help Card

Browser - Specific version of Netscape being analyzed.

Hits - Number of hits by visitors with the specified version of Netscape. A hit refers to a single action on the Web server as it appears in the log file. A visitor downloading a single file is logged as a single hit, while a visitor requesting a Web page including two images registers as three hits on the server; one hit is the request for the .html page, and the two additional hits are requests for the downloaded image files. While the volume of hits is an indicator of Web server traffic, it is not an accurate reflection of how many pages are being looked at.

Visits - Number of visits by visitors with the specified version of Netscape. If a visitor is idle longer than the idle-time limit, WebTrends assumes the visit was voluntarily terminated. If the visitor continues to browse your site after they reach the idle-time limit, a new visit is counted. The default idle-time limit is thirty minutes. This time limit can be changed by the system administrator.

% - Percentage of hits from visitors with the specified version of Netscape.

This determines which percentage of visitors use newer browser versions and whether version-specific features (such as Java Scripts) should be implemented on your site.

Microsoft Explorer Browsers Help

This page gives you a breakdown of the various versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer used by visitors to your site.

Microsoft Explorer Browsers

Browser Hits % of Total Hits Visits

1 Explorer 6.x 45,118 57.79% 13,794

2 Explorer 5.x 31,983 40.96% 12,017

3 Explorer 4.x 847 1.08% 286

4 Explorer 7.x 29 0.03% 29

5 Explorer 1.x 48 0.06% 14

6 Explorer 3.x 44 0.05% 10

7 Explorer 2.x 1 0% 1

Total For Browsers Above 78,070 100% 26,151

Microsoft Explorer Browsers - Help Card

Browser - Specific version of Microsoft Internet Explorer being analyzed.

Hits - Number of hits by visitors with the specified version of Microsoft Internet Explorer. A hit refers to a single action on the Web server as it appears in the log file. A visitor downloading a single file is logged as a single hit, while a visitor requesting a Web page including two images registers as three hits on the server; one hit is the request for the .html page, and the two additional hits are requests for the downloaded image files. While the volume of hits is an indicator of Web server traffic, it is not an accurate reflection of how many pages are being looked at.

Visits - Number of visits by visitors with the specified version of Microsoft Internet Explorer. If a visitor is idle longer than the idle-time limit, WebTrends assumes the visit was voluntarily terminated. If the visitor continues to browse your site after they reach the idle-time limit, a new visit is counted. The default idle-time limit is thirty minutes. This time limit can be changed by the system administrator.

% - Percentage of hits from visitors with the specified version of Microsoft Internet Explorer.

This determines which percentage of visitors use newer browser versions and whether version-specific features (such as Java Scripts) should be implemented on your site.

Visiting Spiders Help

This page identifies all robots, spiders, crawlers and search services (i.e. Alta Vista, Lycos, and Excite) visiting your site.

Visiting Spiders

Spider Hits % of Total Hits Visits

1 Mozilla/5.0 (Slurp/cat; slurp@inktomi.com; http://www.inktomi.com/slurp.html) 542 7.04% 524

2 Scooter 444 5.77% 419

3 WebTrends 6,082 79.07% 138

4 FAST-WebCrawler 191 2.48% 76

5 TurnitinBot 80 1.04% 34

6 BaiDuSpider 24 0.31% 24

7 http: 128 1.66% 21

8 NationalDirectory-WebSpider 15 0.19% 15

9 Mozilla/3.0 (Slurp/si; slurp@inktomi.com; http://www.inktomi.com/slurp.html) 16 0.2% 8

10 Steeler 7 0.09% 6

11 Scooter-3.2.SF0 5 0.06% 5

12 oBot 34 0.44% 5

13 Scooter-ARS-1.1 10 0.13% 5

14 Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; MSIECrawler) 9 0.11% 3

15 Baiduspider ( http: 3 0.03% 3

16 Openfind data gatherer, Openbot 3 0.03% 3

17 PlantyNet_WebRobot_V1.9 babo@plantynet.com 3 0.03% 3

18 vspider 2 0.02% 2

19 Linkbot 3.0 2 0.02% 2

20 Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT 4.0; obot) 4 0.05% 2

Total For Spiders Above 7,604 98.86% 1,298

Visiting Spiders - Help Card

Hits - Number of times the specified spider hit your site. A hit refers to a single action on the Web server as it appears in the log file. A visitor downloading a single file is logged as a single hit, while a visitor requesting a Web page including two images registers as three hits on the server; one hit is the request for the .html page, and the two additional hits are requests for the downloaded image files. While the volume of hits is an indicator of Web server traffic, it is not an accurate reflection of how many pages are being looked at.

Spider - An automated program which searches the Internet.

Visits - Number of times the specified spider visited your site.

% - Percentage of total spider hits by the specified spider.

This information is important for a Webmaster trying to block spiders that tax the server. It also tells you what kind of automated attention you have attracted to your site.

Top Platforms Help

This page identifies the operating systems most used by the visitors to the site. This information will only be displayed if your server is logging the browser/platform information.

Top Platforms

Platform Hits % of Total Hits Visits

1 Windows 2000 30,898 28.66% 10,744

2 Windows 98 25,601 23.75% 9,770

3 Others 22,508 20.88% 8,735

4 Windows ME 8,747 8.11% 3,079

5 Windows NT 3,427 3.17% 1,495

6 Windows 95 3,762 3.49% 1,411

7 Macintosh PowerPC 2,369 2.19% 681

8 Linux 1,237 1.14% 641

9 Windows Win32s 9,052 8.39% 599

10 SunOS 145 0.13% 56

11 Windows 3.x 23 0.02% 12

12 Macintosh 68K 16 0.01% 4

13 OS/2 2 0% 2

14 Hewlett Packard Unix (HP9000) 1 0% 1

Total For Platforms Above 107,788 100% 37,230

Top Platforms - Help Card

Hits - Number of hits by visitors using the specified platform. A hit refers to a single action on the Web server as it appears in the log file. A visitor downloading a single file is logged as a single hit, while a visitor requesting a Web page including two images registers as three hits on the server; one hit is the request for the .html page, and the two additional hits are requests for the downloaded image files. While the volume of hits is an indicator of Web server traffic, it is not an accurate reflection of how many pages are being looked at.

Platform - The specified platform being analyzed. "Platform" refers to the operating system.

Visits - Number of visits by people using the specified platform. If a visitor is idle longer than the idle-time limit, WebTrends assumes the visit was voluntarily terminated. If the visitor continues to browse your site after they reach the idle-time limit, a new visit is counted. The default idle-time limit is thirty minutes. This time limit can be changed by the system administrator.

% - Percentage of hits by visitors using the specified platform.

This information is useful when determining what content to include on your Web site.

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