[Richard M]

Originally Posted by Bifta

Correct, and Bifta isn't foolish enough to believe that a fair indication of browser share is available to view at W3. Let's think about it rationally for a minute, what sort of people visit that site? Technical people, a small cross section of the population, a small cross section that would have no problem trying out a new browser (no matter how rubbish it is). I've looked at some slightly fairer stats, on an Estate Agents site that pulls all sorts of different people and my stats differ hugely.

Apparently this is based on 3,898,985 page views, 80,788,375 hits.

Firefox has apparently got 0.4% browser share, based on fairer statistics.

Websidestory are a company who compile stats from the most popular websites, according to them Mozilla is at 6% (Suite and FF both at 3%).
IE is down to 92% now.