So they only need what is a reasonable UA as of this week. They don't need what is the most popular one.
If people from Uganda aren't part of the target audience of this site, we won't get Ugandan user agents even if they happen to be a fair chunk of web users worldwide (certainly more than in my small but high-tech country.)
[0] I.e. look at how many browsers are bunched at 0.22, 0.32, 0.43, 0.54, 0.65 with no entries between.
1. Run a website like whatsmyuseragent.com
2. Collect all user agents
3. Show the listWhy Orion?
1. It supports tree style tabs (note lower case, I mean the concept, not the extension) natively. (I think you can also use TST, the Firefox extension, as Orion strives to be compatible with Firefox and Chrome extensions).
2. It is not based on Chrome/Chromium, but rather on the built in browser engine on Macs.
That said I don't know if it shows up as Safari or if it shows up as its own.
> The site updates weekly with data sourced from the server access logs of another site I run in order to give an accurate picture of the devices and browsers being used on the web.
If you only source data from one website, it is not an accurate picture by any means. Consider that other websites have different user bases. Your Firefox usage seems way too high for example, it's likely your other website is largely used by other technical people.