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Show Country-Specific Individual Browser Usage
See original GitHub issueIt‘s a bit confusing that when a country-specific query is made, the overall coverage at the bottom correctly shows the coverage in that country, but the individual browser usage percentages are always global.
e.g. >0.1% in AT shows browsers with an individual usage percentage of less than 0.1% because it‘s more in AT:
https://browserl.ist/?q=>0.1%25+in+AT
Firefox for Android 63 0.09%
Samsung Internet 6.2 0.01%
Samsung Internet 4 0.03%
Chrome 57 0.03%
Edge 15 0.03%
Firefox 61 0.07%
Firefox 60 0.08%
Opera 56 0%
Opera 55 0.06%
Since the website already recognizes when a country-specific query is made, and shows that in the overall sum, this could also automatically be done for individual browser usage percentages. Or alternatively something similar to caniuse.com could be used: show global numbers + numbers from a country the user can select.
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I will remove slate bot. This is good issue. We even should warn that some browser is not popular in global but extremely popular in done countries
Why i can’t use country-specific query? Is it supported before??
https://browsersl.ist/?q=>0.1%25+in+US