Percentage Bookmarkers and Page Views/Visit

[Useless]

Of course, as has been mentioned numerous times before, yet bears repeating, AWstats is far from perfect at figuring access via bookmark and add-to-favorites. Bookmarks is really any access to your page from any link that AWstats can't register as another online page. Could be a link from within an email or maybe even some sort of proxy. Add to favorites is shite. That's only used for IE when it searches for your favicon.ico.

[neveremail]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Of course, as has been mentioned numerous times before, yet bears repeating, AWstats is far from perfect at figuring access via bookmark and add-to-favorites. Bookmarks is really any access to your page from any link that AWstats can't register as another online page. Could be a link from within an email or maybe even some sort of proxy. Add to favorites is shite. That's only used for IE when it searches for your favicon.ico.

Yep thats a good point
However, I do still see a decent correlation of what AWstats shows and what I would expect from my individual sites. In other words a harder to surf site with shittier traffic shows less bookmarks than a well made site with lots of content and great well targeted traffic.
It seems to works well as a comparison between sites but I would not pay to much attention to the actual percentage.

[Toby]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

...only used for IE when it searches for your favicon.ico.

FireFox looks for favicon.ico everytime it loads a page. That's likely skewing those figures big time.

[Surfn]

Originally Posted by Toby

FireFox looks for favicon.ico everytime it loads a page. That's likely skewing those figures big time.

That would be .9% of my surfers, prolly webmasters