[Leonardo]

Some of you might know by know that I just started counting howmany people visit my mom's website... anyway, I notice that:

41%- uses 1024x786
23%- uses 1280x1024
10.9% uses 800x600 ?????

It's so sad to think that the majority of people use their computers at 1024x768 and even more sad that some people have them at 800x600. I think my 286 had a higher resolution than that

other things...
90% windows users
76.1% IE

1 linux user (that was me ) and 4 OSX

[hyltom]

Base on two month activities (4600 visitors), here are the statistic of my website (Auxpecker):

35%-uses 1280x1024
22%-uses 1024x768
30%-uses 1600x1200 and more
i have no people using 800x600

54%-uses IE
40%-uses Firefox

98% are windows users...i guess it's normal as my website is mainly for rhino's users.

23% from China (there is a big market in China for McNeel, as i' m sure now 99% have an illegal license )
14.5% from US
11% from Italy

It will be very interesting to get the statistic from the maxwell website and forum.

[-Adrian]

1024x768 is by far the dominant screen resolution on the web, followed by 800x600. We CG people are an exception to the rule.

[iker]

Browser statistics website, if someone is interested.
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_display.asp

[-Adrian]

If these stats come from the w3c website itself, they aren't very representative as there's a large amount of web-designers in the audience, that don't use IE for personal endeavors and have big screens

[iker]

..extrated from w3schools

"The statistics above are extracted from W3Schools' log-files, but we are also monitoring other sources around the Internet to assure the quality of these figures."

[jomaga]

My stats from Histats

1280x1024 42.1%
1024x768 26.3%
Other res 18.8%
1600x1200 5.8%
1152x864 3.6%
800x600 3.0%
1400x1050 0.3%

A lot of entries are from Architects/3D freelancers, so resolutions are bigger than a user who can entrer in your mom's page