What is an average Mozilla Firefox user like?
It still uses Windows 7, has 4GB of memory in its computer and has an Intel processor. Did you know yourself?
From week to week, the foundation summarizes the telemetry data received from the browser, which is useful for developers on the one hand, and last but not least for interestingness. Statistics show that Windows 7 is the most popular operating system among Firefox users (45%), followed by Windows 10 (35%), Windows 8.1 and Mac OS X. The popularity of a system nearing the end of its life cycle is slowly breaking down , Adobe Flash does just as well - it is present in 64 percent of browsers.
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No matter, the 64-bit edition of Firefox is significantly more popular (67%) than the 32-bit version. At a resolution of 1366 × 768 pixels, the display leads with 33 percent, followed by Full HD with 23 percent, the other resolutions are already below 10 percent. Firefox fans aren’t running out of memory, 4GB of capacity is in the lead with 32%, followed by 8GB (22%), which already provides much smoother system usage. It’s worth noting that every seventh user opens the browser with 2GB of RAM, which doesn’t bode well for a multi-page session.
They are towered by dual-core processors (68%), with clocks ranging from 2,3 to 2,69 GHz, so these are more modest models. Also for graphics chips with Intel rolls (10,58%), the Haswell GT2 collective name includes: Intel HD 4200, 4400, 4600, P4600 / P4700.
Mozilla engineers automatically collect anonymous data, such as memory requirements, response time, and usage of each feature, with Telemetry enabled by default. Based on these, developers get an accurate picture of how Firefox works on users ’computers. Use of this service is optional.
Source: Mozilla
