Below diagram displays the defect segmentation based on the operating systems. I’ve grouped all the outdated and less used Windows OSes ( Win 95, Win 98, Win NT etc ) as Windows ( others ), Similarly for Mac Os and Linux and Unix Versions. You can see that Windows XP based Firefox browser has a huge number of defects. I’m amazed with the huge number of defect logged for Firefox in Win XP. This actually shows that there is a huge user base for Firefox in Windows XP and software is much less stable compared to other operating systems ( though this is an hypothetical assumption ).

Here is the bugs segmentation based on components of the Firefox. Bookmarks & History, Tabbed browser tops in defects. Developer would be much interested in this chart as it involves a kind-of technical details. Also, I didn’t include the General defects which counts more than 19,000+, because of the charting technicalities. The other bars becomes very smaller if you plot the General defects. It was a small in-sight for me when I saw “Session Restore” is a seperate component, which got a revamp recently in the Firefox 3.5 beta release.

If you are more curious in such things, try digging the Bugzilla database and find more interesting fact and do ping me.

Note: I’ve taken the “Unverified / Unreported ” bugs into consideration for this statistics purpose.

From the chart released by ShareThis, it’s obivious that the Entertainment, Science & Technology blogs uses more of the ShareThis widget to post the content to the social networks. And this indirectly implies that these sites are the one which are shared the most on the site.

So if you assume ( blindly ) that the ShareThis widget is used all over internet in all blogs, then Entertainment , Science & Technology occupies much space in the internet. Though it is not very sensible to conclude this, but this graph is intresting enough to visualize what kind of sites occupies the internet.