Earlier today, we highlighted some real-time tracking by whos.amung.us. Next up, we have another visualization engine for today’s Firefox 3.5 launch – downloadstats.mozilla.com. This was a somewhat stealth (i.e., surprise) project brought about by our very own Daniel Einspanjer (in … Continue reading
With the Firefox 3 launch last summer, we saw some great examples of community driven stats and real-time tracking of its adoption. With today’s launch of Firefox 3.5, we’re stoked to see another wave of innovative tracking tools and visualizations. … Continue reading
We recently discussed an optimization test at the Firefox Support site (support.mozilla.com). At the time, we mentioned that: Next up, the SUMO team is planning to soon roll-out a much more substantial A/B test at support.mozilla.com. With a somewhat radically … Continue reading
We recently ran a week long A/B optimization test at www.mozilla.com where we rotated in a few different colors of the Firefox download button. (You may recall that we’ve previously conducted one prior multivariate test on the Firefox product/download page… … Continue reading
I was excited to see Andy Edmonds’ post yesterday about Places Stats. It’s not every day that we see someone in the Mozilla community talking about R, a popular statistical package. Places is described as “a system for storing bookmarks, … Continue reading
To complement what we publish here at Blog of Metrics, the Mozilla metrics/analytics team has created the Blog of Data. Its mission is to provide transparency to technical side of our function. Below is a description from the “About” page: … Continue reading
When we first started talking about the Firefox Uninstall Survey last year, we introduced it with this: The world of Mozilla includes many Firefox related feedback mechanisms. Crash reporting, bugzilla and spreadfirefox.com represent a few such examples. Another feedback mechanism … Continue reading
