Today I looked at this blog’s usage statistics and as it turns out, a whopping 54 percent of my visitors use Firefox, followed by Internet Explorer, then Safari, Opera, Chrome.
It’s interesting to see how much difference the “clientele” of a page makes for its statistics. The overall market share of Firefox has topped 20% a few months ago, but since this blog has a lot of tech content, a higher number of Firefox users is probably not surprising.
By the way, almost 80% of my Firefox visitors surf with Firefox 3.0.5, followed by only 5% of 2.0.0.20 users and a long tail of various other, outdated, browser versions.
An unfortunate typo in a configuration file left this blog completely without images for a little while. Apologies to the readers who may have been confused by that.
Now, fredericiana is back in all it’s glory 
On a side note, I am actually glad how nice my blog still looks with images “disabled”. Still, I am glad everything is back to normal now.
We are interrupting our program for a shameless plug for… ourselves:
Wow, some time during my last few posts on this blog I crossed the 1000 post mark
This means, since its opening in early 2004, this blog has entertained (or bored, which I hope not) you with some 20 posts a month on average. Not bad, is it?
(I need to admit, lately it’s been a little less than that, but very soon I should have more to talk about again )
All right, so much for the shameless plug. Now, carry on.
