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What happens on these sites

Browser, system and country figures are everywhere – but measured on large portals. Here they are for small, hand-built sites. All figures from the last 30 days, from this service's public counters.

The sample: 1 969 counters with traffic, 382 001 hits. It is NOT the small web as a whole – 69 % of the traffic comes from a single country, because this service has been known there since 2006. Anyone quoting these figures should quote that too; a sample with a stated bias is usable, one without is not.

Where the visitors come from

Poland180 19469.5 %
Germany22 5448.7 %
China21 9788.5 %
United Kingdom11 7484.5 %
United States of America8 4383.3 %
France7 2362.8 %
Australia2 4490.9 %
XX1 8830.7 %
India1 5030.6 %
Netherlands1 3970.5 %

What they read with

Chrome161 43559.6 %
Opera36 06313.3 %
Edge23 3978.6 %
Unknown20 8367.7 %
Firefox13 3464.9 %
Safari6 6252.4 %
Mobile Safari6 4872.4 %
Chrome (iOS)2 5741 %

On which system

Windows 10/1120 01450.1 %
Android11 91929.9 %
iOS2 7716.9 %
Linux2 3826 %
macOS1 4813.7 %
Windows 76331.6 %
Unknown4941.2 %
Ubuntu2160.5 %

At the desk or on the move

Desktop6 07459 %
Handy3 96738.6 %
Tablet2472.4 %

Who was not a human

Meta AI3 27262 %
Baiduspider74814.2 %
Googlebot64112.1 %
Andere4388.3 %
GPTBot (OpenAI)581.1 %
Bytespider440.8 %
Bingbot380.7 %
Facebook370.7 %

64 % of those are AI crawlers. On a small site this is no longer a fringe topic: the largest single visitor to many blogs today is not a human. Which ones came to yours, and how to shut them out, is on your own statistics page.