Steves' Stats

I like Web Stats Counters. They all count web site usage, yet the results are not always the same. Hence, this blog will collect various counters and see what results they produce. This will hopefully allow visitors to compare and select the best counter for their purpose. I use Opera, and Free BSD or Linux, so I expect these to be disproportionately represented. I also intend to use this blog to review various Linux / BSD operating systems from the perspective of an Opera user.

Thursday, 21 October 2010

Opera 11 Alpha

Today Opera 11 Alpha was released. I decided to see how the different counters recorded Opera 11 Alpha on its first day.

Opera 11 Alpha used on FreeBSD:

Opera/9.80 (X11; FreeBSD 8.1-RELEASE i386; U; en) Presto/2.6.37 Version/11.00

No result:

BraveNet - Fails to count Opera 9 / 10 and now 11!
Belstat
GoStats - not working at time of test
W3Counter (Browser ID: Identification Blocked 0)

Opera 9

OneStat
SiteMeter
24Log
ExtremeTracking

Opera 10

Clicky

OPERA 11

ShinyStats
Statcounter
Motigo

Full marks / flexibility to ShinyStats, Statcounter, and Motigo. I'm also sure ExtremeTracking will register Opera 11 before too long.

2 comments:

Steve_Barker22 October 2010 at 07:37
I was right to say "I'm also sure ExtremeTracking will register Opera 11 before too long."

Logging Opera 11 within 24 hours!!!
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Jakeukalane13 March 2011 at 07:11
I forget Kazehakase. I think is a pretty good web browser although it have to improve a lot yet. I think is better than epiphany, arora, midori and can be better than safari or other bigger browsers. It have 2 engines (gecko, webkit) and have a lot of features that you can change graphicaly. Is the opera of open source.
Greetings.
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