Director Unofficial New Web Browser Survey: Get Involved & Share Your Experience!"

[Sheila]

Laurie said something tonight that gave me the brilliant idea to do an unofficial survey & see who's using what browser & if any specific browser is causing more/less issues with the New Web. So, here it is ... the unofficial New Web browser survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/3GJQ2WY

It's only 6 questions, so it's super quick. The more New Web participants that we get to take the survey, the more accurate the results will be. If it helps tech support pinpoint a specific issue to solve, it could help us get up & going smoothly faster! So please share the link with anyone you know who's used or is using the New Web. Thanks!

 

[baychef]

Ok I feel stupid...I only had one question and it thanked me! As Pooh would say...oh bother!

 

[Sheila]

That's weird! Because the stats are telling me that everyone who's taken the survey has finished the survey. Are you sure you didn't hit a cancel button or something?

 

[baychef]

That's weird! Because the stats are telling me that everyone who's taken the survey has finished the survey.

Are you sure you didn't hit a cancel button or something?

I may have. I am sure that it is operator error!!

 

[Sheila]

UPDATE:

• Internet Explorer is at 0% success rate
• Firefox is at 40% success rate
• Google Chrome is at 0% success rate
• OmniWeb - no votes
• Camino - No votes
• Safari - 20% success rate

Looks like Firefox is the easiest to work with according to the votes posted thus far.

 

[cookingwithlove]

Or is it that more people use Internet Explorer. I think you should look at the numbers as well as percentages. Are 80 people using Internet Explore and only 5 people on Firefox? Not a fair representation.

 

[Sheila]

This is not a scientific survey, it's just for curiosity to see if we can pin point a specific browser causing issues. If 100% of the people using IE are having issues, it doesn't matter how many of it's users voted, it's still a 0% success rate. If only 6 out of 10 people using Firefox are having issues, then Firefox has a 40% success rate. How many votes the other browsers received are not relevant in the % of Firefox users using it successfully or having issues. Think of it as 6 separate polls all located in the same place. The ones (like me) who use more than one browser, can vote on all the browsers that they've tried.