How are people browsing my site through java?

[magicfan241]

I'd really like to know how people are viewing my site in Java.


From May 1, 2005 to May 7, 2005

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Rank Browser Types Unique Visits %
1 Internet Explorer 42 31.11%
2 Mozilla 41 30.37%
3 Java 30 22.22%
4 Safari 14 10.37%
5 Google Robot 6 4.44%
6 Lynx 1 0.74%
7 Netscape 1 0.74%

Explain to me how people can view my HTML site in a java window. It makes no sense at all!

I'm so confused...and just when I thought people viewing it in lynx were bad :p I now have people viewing it in java.

magicfan241

[LAURENU2]

What webpage are you talking about Is it http://www.ibdof.com or another wepage

[magicfan241]

It's actually my weblog blog.scripko.org , but the question is fairly rhetorical, I just don't get how we can have a browser going to a HTML/PHP site with Java. It makes no sense.

The IBDoF has ~1000 unique visitors a day, not the ~80 a week that I get :p

magicfan241

[Bok]

That's just how a browser is identifying itself.

ICE (http://www.borland.com/jbuilder/)

is one that identifies itself as java

see here (http://www.zytrax.com/tech/web/browser_ids.htm)

for a list of all browser ids

Bok

[QIbHom]

I wouldn't worry unless Word, Excel or Minesweeper show up. Of course, that would match with what some folks are telling you they use...

Interesting Browser ID strings page. Bluefish, though, isn't part of OpenOffice. OO has it's own web composer built into OO Writer (and, it sucks).