Posts Tagged ‘Windows 2000

Once again it is time to analyze browser usage in the US for the last month. July saw the appearance of Firefox 3.5, which has replicated the pattern seen with Internet Explorer 8, where it supplants the previous version slowly and linearly as people get around to upgrading.
Can MSIE 8 overtake MSIE 7 in August? [...]

Using the visitor trending data collected and shared by StatCounter, I have undertaken a general analysis of browser distribution by global region. These metrics are collected using the embedded tags that StatCounter customers embed on their site to collect visitor metrics for their own use.
US data shows that MSIE 7.0 is in a dominant position, [...]

This is a “re-print” of an article I had on Webperformance.org that I notice that a number of people search for.

See additional information on how not to use Round-Robin DNS.
The use of Round-Robin DNS for load-balancing has been around for a number of years. It is meant to serve as a way to have multiple [...]


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