In case you missed last week’s announcement, the AMO team recently re-launched its stats dashboard. If you want to know how the universe of Firefox add-ons has been growing over time (e.g., via downloads or usage), you can easily adjust … Continue reading
When we left off, we showed that the #1 reason why people refused the Firefox Major Update offer was their frustration/preference/confusion related to the awesome bar (or location bar). There are a few things interesting with this piece of feedback … Continue reading
Back in May, we launched one final push to migrate Fx2 users to Fx3 via a major update (MU). At the time, 10% of Firefox users were still on Fx2. If you’re curious about the results of that push, that … Continue reading
Let’s start with the punch line – roughly 50% of people arriving at Firefox Support (support.mozilla.com) do so accidentally. And yes, cats are a common culprit! Below is the story of how we arrived at this insight. The metrics and … Continue reading
There’s a relatively simple question we’ve been asking for quite some time… of the total Firefox user base, how many people (or what percentage) use at least one add-on? Thanks to some recent work by Simon Krueger, our metrics intern, … Continue reading
As mentioned a few days ago, we saw a massive impact to the Firefox new user experience with a recently implemented change to the Firefox installer. A problem previously encountered daily by thousands of new Firefox users completely vanished with … Continue reading
It has now been a full month since the launch of Firefox 3.5 – what impact has the new browser had? In just over 30 days, Firefox 3.5 has been downloaded 47.6 million times! This does not include downloads from … Continue reading
