The Visits by Browser metric shows the number of visits to a website categorized by the type of browser used by the visitors. It helps in understanding the popularity of different browsers among visitors and can aid in optimizing website performance for specific browsers.
With Databox you can track all your metrics from various data sources in one place.
Used to show comparisons between values.
Databox is a business analytics software that allows you to track and visualize your most important metrics from any data source in one centralized platform.
To track Visits by Browser using Databox, follow these steps:
The Visits by Device Brand metric in Matomo shows the number of visits to a website according to the brand of the device used to access it. It is a useful metric to analyze the popularity and usage of different device brands among website visitors.
This metric shows the number of distinct visitors who accessed a website using different screen resolutions, helping determine the most common resolutions.
The Unique Visitors by Operating System metric shows the number of distinct visitors to a website recorded by Matomo, grouped by the operating system they used to access the site.
The Unique Visitors by Configuration metric measures the number of distinct visitors based on device, browser, and operating system configurations.
The Unique Visitors by Browser engine metric in Matomo tracks the number of distinct visitors who accessed a website using a specific browser engine (such as WebKit or Gecko) during a selected time period.
Bounce rate is the percentage of website visits where the visitor only views one page and then leaves without interacting further with the site.
The Downloads metric in Matomo measures the number of times files have been downloaded from your website, allowing you to better track user engagement with your downloadable content.
The Unique Outlinks metric in Matomo measures the number of distinct external links clicked by users on a website, providing insights into referral traffic and user behavior.