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RNZ Browser and OS stats for Feb 2016

A few times a year I release browser and OS stats for www.radionz.co.nz and The Wireless.

In this February 2016 release we can see that the the Chrome browser is still increasing its market share, and the shift from desktop to mobile continues.

It is no longer good enough to provide a mobile compatible site, or even a mobile friendly one - we need to be making sites where the mobile experience is excellent.

Browsers

Browser	02/2016	07/2015	02/2015	09/2014	03/2014	11/2013	06/2012	11/2011	11/2010	11/2009
Chrome	39.2	37.63	33.6	30.8	25.23	23.7	14.6	13.8	8.75	4.2
Safari	26.7	20.14	18	18.8	18.94	17.52	17.3	5.6	13.1	10
IE	9.83	14.73	17.2	18.9	24.02	26.3	37.5	41.2	50.6	56
Firefox	9.03	11.26	12.3	14.5	14.81	16.6	19.8	23.2	25.52	27.5
Safari (in-app)	8.78	7.8
Android	3.3	5.3	8.3	9.0	11.71	11	7.5
Opera	0.3	.38	0.4	0.4	0.46		0.69	0.7	0.9	1.02

At The Wireless things are very different: Chrome 48%, Safari (in app) 19.58%, Safari 16.27%, Firefox 7.5%, IE 4.3%, Android 1.7%

Operating Systems

OS	02/2016	07/2015	02/2015	09/2014	03/2014	11/2013	06/2012	11/2011	11/2010	11/2009
Windows	36.2	42.67	44.8	48.9	52.9	58	67.3	72	81	84.8
iOS	31.3	23.37	21.42	18.4	16.6	14	7.88
Android	21.16	20.66	20.89	17	16.5	13.7	7.79	3.6	0.3	0.02
Mac	8.99	9.69	9.44	11.7	10.7	13.4	14.7	15.6	14.2	12.6
iPhone								2.5	1.4	0.56
iPad								2.4	0.63	0
Linux		1.04	1.38	1.6	1.9	1.8	1.27	1.53	1.4	1.45
Win Phone	0.7	0.82	0.63	0.57	0.44	0.39
iPod								0.5	0.35	0.22

And at The Wireless, iOS 31.4%, Windows 30.8%, Android 21.6%, Mac 13.6%, Linux .99%, Win Phone 0.55%

Mobile

In June 2012 mobile was 16% of our traffic. In November 2013 it was 29%. In March 2014 it was 23.4% mobile and 10.8% for tablet, making 34.2%. In September 2014 it was 61.8%, 26.3% mobile and 11.8% for tablet. Feb 2015 it was 55.5% desktop, 32.8% mobile and 11% for tablet.

At the end of July 2015 it is 53% desktop, 34% mobile, and 12.4% tablet.

This month desktop has declined once again, now down to 45.6%. Mobile has increased to 42.49% mobile, and tablet is down slightly to 11.84%.

At The Wireless it is 46.7% mobile, 45% desktop, and 7.7% tablet.

RNZ Browser & OS Stats for July 2015

This is the July 2015 release of browser and OS stats for www.radionz.co.nz and The Wireless.

The Chrome browser is still increasing its market share, and the shift from desktop to mobile continues.

Browsers

Browser	07/2015	02/2015	09/2014	03/2014	11/2013	06/2012	11/2011	11/2010	11/2009
Chrome	37.63	33.6	30.8	25.23	23.7	14.6	13.8	8.75	4.2
IE	14.73	17.2	18.9	24.02	26.3	37.5	41.2	50.6	56
Safari	20.14	18	18.8	18.94	17.52	17.3	5.6	13.1	10
Firefox	11.26	12.3	14.5	14.81	16.6	19.8	23.2	25.52	27.5
Safari (in-app)	7.8
Android	5.3	8.3	9.0	11.71	11	7.5
Opera	.38	0.4	0.4	0.46		0.69	0.7	0.9	1.02

At The Wireless things are very different: Chrome 45%, Safari (in app) 22%, Safari 13.8%, Firefox 8.1%, IE 7.8%, Android 3.3%

Operating System

OS	07/2015	02/2015	09/2014	03/2014	11/2013	06/2012	11/2011	11/2010	11/2009
Windows	42.67	44.8	48.9	52.9	58	67.3	72	81	84.8
iOS	23.37	21.42	18.4	16.6	14	7.88
Android	20.66	20.89	17	16.5	13.7	7.79	3.6	0.3	0.02
Mac	9.69	9.44	11.7	10.7	13.4	14.7	15.6	14.2	12.6
iPhone							2.5	1.4	0.56
iPad							2.4	0.63	0
Linux	1.04	1.38	1.6	1.9	1.8	1.27	1.53	1.4	1.45
Win Phone	0.82	0.63	0.57	0.44	0.39
iPod							0.5	0.35	0.22

And at The Wireless, iOS 31.6%, Windows 31%, Android 21.7%, Mac 13.5%, Linux .93%, Win Phone 0.6%

Mobile

In June 2012 mobile was 16% of our traffic. In November 2013 it was 29%. In March 2014 it was 23.4% mobile and 10.8% for tablet, making 34.2%. In September 2014 it was 61.8%, 26.3% mobile and 11.8% for tablet. Feb 2015 it was 55.5% desktop, 32.8% mobile and 11% for tablet.

As at the end of July 2015 it is 53% desktop, 34% mobile, and 12.4% tablet.

At The Wireless it is 47% mobile, 45% desktop, and 7.4% tablet.

I should note that the sudden skew to mobile at The Wireless is because several of their stories have done well internationally, and much of that traffic was mobile.

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