Warning: all recent Wikimedia traffic analysis reports have been generated from old scripts.

The scripts are orphaned, and have not been maintained for at least 6 months. Many bugs are considerably older.
Known Bugzilla bugs: 46190, 46191, 46195, 46201, 46205, 46265, (46267), 46268, 46269, 46271, 46273, 46274, 46275, 46277, 46278, 46279, 46289

 See also: Requests by destination or by origin / Methods / Scripts / User agents / Skins / Crawlers / Op.Sys. / Mobile devices / Browsers / Google / Country data / Traffic trends, and notes about reliability of these data

The following overview of page requests by operating system is based on the user agent information that accompanies most server requests. Please note that agent information does not follow strict guidelines and some programs may provide wrong information on purpose. This report ignores all requests where agent information is missing, or contains any of the following: bot, crawl(er) or spider. Wikipedia: NT 5.0 = Windows 2000, NT 5.1/5.2 = XP + Server 2003, NT 6.0 = VISTA + Server 2008, NT 6.1 = Windows 7. Wikipedia: OS X 10.4 = Tiger, 10.5 = Leopard, 10.6 = Snow Leopard. Wikipedia: Ubuntu 7.10 = Gutsy Gibbon, 8.04 = Hardy Heron, 8.10 = Intrepid Ibex, 9.04 = Jaunty Jackalope, 9.10 = Karma Koala.
In order of popularity Operating System Requests Percentage Windows 49.52% iPhone 19.51% Linux 10.92% iPad 9.11% Mac 6.53% BlackBerry 0.49% SymbianOS 0.06% DoCoMo 0.01% FreeBSD 0.01% SunOS 0.00% OpenBSD 0.00% Total 100%   Breakdown per platform for Mac and Linux Linux Android 8.50% Mac Intel 6.48% Linux Other 1.94% Linux Ubuntu 0.45% Mac PowerPC 0.05% Linux Fedora 0.01% Linux SUSE 0.00% Linux Mint 0.00% Linux Debian 0.00% Linux Mandriva 0.00% Linux Red Hat 0.00% Linux Mips 0.00% Linux CentOS 0.00% Linux Kubuntu 0.00% Linux Epiphany 0.00% Linux Gentoo 0.00% Linux PCLinuxOS 0.00% Linux Arch 0.00% Linux Motor 0.00% Linux Oracle 0.00% Linux Slackware 0.00% Linux Xubuntu 0.00% Linux openSUSE 0.00%   Breakdown per OS version, non mobile Windows NT 6.1 30.84% Windows NT 5.1 10.40% iPhone OS 1.X 7.19% Windows NT 6.2 4.60% iPad OS 1.X 3.42% Mac Intel OS X 10.8 3.02% Windows NT 6.0 2.83% Other 2.13% Linux x86.64 Other 1.58% Mac Intel OS X 10.6 1.55% Mac Intel OS X 10.7 1.50% Mac Intel OS X 10.5 0.30% Linux i686 Ubuntu 0.22% Linux x86.64 Ubuntu 0.21% Linux i686 Other 0.20% Windows NT 5.2 0.16% Windows NT 5.0 0.06% Mac Intel OS X 10.4 0.04% Linux Other 0.03% Mac PowerPC OS X 10.4 0.03% Windows NT 6.3 0.03% Mac PowerPC OS X 10.5 0.02% Mac Intel OS X 10.9 0.02% Total 70.5%   Breakdown per OS version, mobile iPhone OS 1.X 11.12% iPad OS 1.X 5.69% Linux Android 4.1 3.39% Linux Android 2.3 2.02% Linux Android 4.0 1.56% Linux Android 4.2 0.96% iPhone OS 6.1 0.80% Mobile other 0.64% Java ME 0.47% Windows 0.31% iPhone OS 7.0 0.28% Nokia 0.27% BlackBerry 534.11 0.26% Linux Android 4.3 0.24% Linux Android 2.2 0.22% Windows NT 6.1 0.21% iOS OS X 0.12% Linux Other 0.11% Samsung 0.11% BlackBerry 534.8 0.10% BlackBerry 5.0 0.08% Other 0.06% iPhone OS 6.0 0.05% Linux Android 2.1 0.04% iPhone OS 5.1 0.04% Linux Android 3.2 0.04% BlackBerry 7.1 0.03% PlayStation 0.03% Mac Intel OS X 10.6 0.03% SymbianOS 9.4 0.02% SymbianOS 9.3 0.02% Windows CE 0.02% Total 29.5%	In alphabetical order Operating System Requests Percentage BlackBerry 0.49% DoCoMo 0.01% FreeBSD 0.01% iPad 9.11% iPhone 19.51% Linux 10.92% Mac 6.53% OpenBSD 0.00% SunOS 0.00% SymbianOS 0.06% Windows 49.52% Total 100%   Breakdown per platform for Mac and Linux Linux Android 8.50% Linux Arch 0.00% Linux CentOS 0.00% Linux Debian 0.00% Linux Epiphany 0.00% Linux Fedora 0.01% Linux Gentoo 0.00% Linux Kubuntu 0.00% Linux Mandriva 0.00% Linux Mint 0.00% Linux Mips 0.00% Linux Motor 0.00% Linux openSUSE 0.00% Linux Oracle 0.00% Linux Other 1.94% Linux PCLinuxOS 0.00% Linux Red Hat 0.00% Linux Slackware 0.00% Linux SUSE 0.00% Linux Ubuntu 0.45% Linux Xubuntu 0.00% Mac Intel 6.48% Mac PowerPC 0.05%   Breakdown per OS version, non mobile iPad OS 1.X 3.42% iPhone OS 1.X 7.19% Linux i686 Other 0.20% Linux i686 Ubuntu 0.22% Linux Other 0.03% Linux x86.64 Other 1.58% Linux x86.64 Ubuntu 0.21% Mac Intel OS X 10.4 0.04% Mac Intel OS X 10.5 0.30% Mac Intel OS X 10.6 1.55% Mac Intel OS X 10.7 1.50% Mac Intel OS X 10.8 3.02% Mac Intel OS X 10.9 0.02% Mac PowerPC OS X 10.4 0.03% Mac PowerPC OS X 10.5 0.02% Other 2.13% Windows NT 5.0 0.06% Windows NT 5.1 10.40% Windows NT 5.2 0.16% Windows NT 6.0 2.83% Windows NT 6.1 30.84% Windows NT 6.2 4.60% Windows NT 6.3 0.03% Total 70.5%   Breakdown per OS version, mobile BlackBerry 5.0 0.08% BlackBerry 534.11 0.26% BlackBerry 534.8 0.10% BlackBerry 7.1 0.03% iOS OS X 0.12% iPad OS 1.X 5.69% iPhone OS 1.X 11.12% iPhone OS 5.1 0.04% iPhone OS 6.0 0.05% iPhone OS 6.1 0.80% iPhone OS 7.0 0.28% Java ME 0.47% Linux Android 2.1 0.04% Linux Android 2.2 0.22% Linux Android 2.3 2.02% Linux Android 3.2 0.04% Linux Android 4.0 1.56% Linux Android 4.1 3.39% Linux Android 4.2 0.96% Linux Android 4.3 0.24% Linux Other 0.11% Mac Intel OS X 10.6 0.03% Mobile other 0.64% Nokia 0.27% Other 0.06% PlayStation 0.03% Samsung 0.11% SymbianOS 9.3 0.02% SymbianOS 9.4 0.02% Windows 0.31% Windows CE 0.02% Windows NT 6.1 0.21% Total 29.5%
Requests from mobile devices are recognized as follows: Agent string contains any of the following terms (last upd: March 2012 ): CFNetwork, Dalvik, WikipediaMobile, Appcelerator, WiktionaryMobile, Wikipedia Mobile, Android, BlackBerry, Windows CE, DoCoMo, iPad, iPod, iPhone, HipTop, Kindle, LGE, Linux arm, MIDP, NetFront, Nintendo, Nokia, Obigo, Opera Mini, Opera Mobi, Palm, Playstation, Samsung, SoftBank, SonyEricsson, Symbian, UP.Browser, Vodafone, WAP, webOS, HTC[^P], KDDI, FOMA, Polaris, Teleca, Silk, ZuneWP, HUAwei, Sunrise XP, Sunrise/, AUDIOVOX, LG/U, AU-MIC, Motorola, portalmmm, Amoi, GINGERBREAD, Spice, lgtelecom, PlayBook, KYOCERA, Opera Tablet, Windows Phone, UNTRUSTED, Sensation, UCWEB, Nook, XV6975, EBRD1, Rhodium, UPG, Symbian, Pantech, MeeGo, Tizen

Errata: WMF traffic logging service suffered from server capacity problems in Aug/Sep/Oct 2011.
Absolute traffic counts for October 2011 are approximatly 7% too low.
Data loss only occurred during peak hours. It therefore may have had somewhat different impact for traffic from different parts of the world.
and may have also skewed relative figures like share of traffic per browser or operating system.

From mid September till late November squid log records for mobile traffic were in invalid format.
Data could be repaired for logs from mid October onwards. Older logs were no longer available.

In a an unrelated server outage precisely half of traffic to WMF mobile sites was not counted from Oct 16 - Nov 29 (one of two load-balanced servers did not report traffic).
WMF has since improved server monitoring, so that similar outages should be detected and fixed much faster from now on.

Generated on Mon, Oct 7, 2013 16:00
Author:Erik Zachte (Web site)
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