It's end of the week log time, so let's have a look. First up - weekly BottomFeeder downloads:

Platform	BottomFeeder Downloads
Windows	627
Mac 8/9	433
HPUX	313
Sources	203
Linux x86	172
Mac X	145
Update	132
CE ARM	98
Windows98/ME	41
Solaris	21
Linux Sparc	13
AIX	11
Linux PPC	8
SGI	5
ADUX	2
Source Script	2
CE x86	1

Holding steady at just under 320 a day - which is pretty good, I think. The next release is close - I've been held up on the tabbed browsing work because I've been working on the Silt server. It looks like I need to add a comment registration system - while I don't want it for my blog, it's a feature request. In any case - on to a look at the HTML accesses:

Tool	Percentage of Accesses
Internet Explorer	53.3%
Mozilla	37.9%
Other	3.4%
Google Bot	2.3%
Java	1.1%
MSN Bot	1%
BottomFeeder	1%

That's a change. I had a rather large traffic spike on Thursday and Friday though - nearly triple my normal pageviews. I suspect that the buk of those were people who don't normally read my blog, and showed up with IE. Where did they all come from? Well, I think it was the press release that we put out, which included a link to my blog. With that, I'll have a look at the RSS accesses:

Tool	Percentage of Accesses
Mozilla	18.3%
BottomFeeder	15.8%
Net News Wire	10.9%
Other	7.8%
Java	6.3%
BlogSearch	5.1%
Safari RSS	3.7%
SharpReader	3.5%
NewsGator	3.3%
BlogLines	3.1%
Internet Explorer	3%
MSN Bot	2.4%
Feed Demon	1.9%
Magpie	1.9%
Lilina	1.8%
Planet Smalltalk	1.7%
Liferea	1.4%
Feed Reader	1.3%
Feed Tagger	1.3%
Google Bot	1.3%
RSS Bandit	1.2%
News Fire	1%
JetBrains	1%
Jakarta	1%

Those numbers are consistent with the spike - there are more Windows readers in there than normal, and they drove the percentages down for Sage and Bf. What will be interesting to see is whether I retain any of those readers :)