>all of these sites have analytics.
The analytics is most likely blocked by common adblock rules. And present-day Firefox users are quite likely to be advanced users, running adblock.
Thus Firefox ends up being under-represented in the analytics.
The analytics is most likely blocked by common adblock rules. And present-day Firefox users are quite likely to be advanced users, running adblock.
Thus Firefox ends up being under-represented in the analytics.
Or have user agents devolved to the point where every browser lists every other browser and you genuinely can't tell them apart anymore?
Seems like you should still be able to identify the browser without a fancy analytics package.
Yes
Yes.
On the other hand, if you're running adblock, many sites probably don't care how and if the site works for you.