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testing piwik regarding correct statistics for visits with different: browser, OS, protocols... #9608

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hpvd opened this issue Jan 21, 2016 · 4 comments
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hpvd commented Jan 21, 2016

general approach for testing piwik regarding correct statistics for vists using

  • different browser
  • different OS
  • different protocols (http / https)
  • and maybe if nessary also different browser versions

=> comparing for same magnitude of

  • avarage time on page
  • average number of each type of action (pageview, event, download etc)

usecase identified in #9607

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- what more to test?
- how could this be done in an efficient way?
for good statitstics one should use a platform with enough visitors like http://demo.piwik.org

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tsteur commented Jan 21, 2016

What I had in mind for this would be #7066 (comment)

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hpvd commented Jan 25, 2016

The question to answer:
how does this look for different browsers,
OS,
etc?
Is it near equal?
Or are ther large differnts not only in absolute values but in trends?

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tsteur commented Jan 26, 2016

I had a quick look using segment browserCode== with different values FF, IE, CH, SF, OP and it looked good. Some browsers have to many visits to be 100% sure about it. Note: I didn't each different browser versions.

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mattab commented Mar 31, 2016

Closing as we couldn't identify a particular problem. To detect "Tracking issues" in different browsers, we have this idea: #9874

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