Hackers have breached StatCounter, one of the internet's largest web analytics platforms, and have inserted malicious code inside the company's main site-tracking script. According to Matthieu ...

According to StatCounter's GlobalStats research arm, Twitter now generates almost 10% of social media driven global hits to websites, while Facebook still reigns supreme as the primary source of ...

Statcounter has released the January 2023 report with details about the mainstream browser. While the overall picture remains (and will remain) unchanged, all players have modest gains and losses.

Statcounter's August 2023 report is now available, which means we can check out Windows 11's growth (or decline) and see how Microsoft's latest operating system compares to its predecessors.

Crypto exchange Gate.io has removed web analytics tool StatCounter from their website following a breach report by cybersecurity firm ESET, according to an official blog post published today, Nov. 7.

At StatCounter, for example, more than 26 percent of mobile views are from India, making it the most popular region in its mobile dataset. By contrast, only 7 percent of StatCounter's desktop ...

The StatCounter data, showing as it does the growing dent Mac is making in the Windows market, tends to agree. Please follow me on Mastodon, or join me in the AppleHolic’s bar & grill and Apple ...

The research arm of StatCounter, the independent web analytics company, finds that in March, Android topped the worldwide OS internet usage market share with 37.93%, which puts it marginally ahead ...

StatCounter collects data from those browsing sites using its plugins / code. About 10 billion pageviews per month across 2 million websites are tallied by StatCounter.

Windows 10 has overtaken Windows 7 in usage share. The milestone was reached some 29 months after the latest and greatest operating system from Microsoft first debuted, according to StatCounter.

StatCounter began collecting the data in March 2009, and the latest March 2012 results show the inevitable has happened. 1024x768 started off with 41.8% share in the resolution market, and has ...

StatCounter also adds that Africa and Asia, where IE6 still has 20.8% usage, are making it harder to kill support for the browser already. Hopefully, everyone will soon see the light.