Ralph_m said: I wouldn't worry too much about Safari versions. I'm surprised so many have not updated Safari to a later version. But I get the sense that very few people use it at all, so I'd be surprised if you are getting many visitors from that browser. About 40% of of visitors at my workplace's website are using Safari.

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I was quite surprised to see that--I underestimated the popularity of OSX and iOS devices. After that, 30% were IE, 13% Chrome, 10% Firefox, 0.04% Opera, and the remaining 7% were mobile-specific. EastCoast said: Globally, safari isn't that significant at 8%. (which takes stats from billions of page views across millions of sites) Even in America where mac use is higher, it's 13%. A higher percentage would typically indicate content that is primarily consumed by users where mac use is higher e.g the creative industries, or might indicate local users are all on macs. On my site's stats, about half the safari usage is mobile, half is desktop/laptop.

The site is probably only relevant to folks within a 50 mile radius.