I'd like to see some relative size indicated by the rankings. In the search category, Yahoo is listed at #3 behind Google and Baidu, but I'll bet it is a distant third. In the movies category, Rotten Tomatoes is listed at #3, but I'll bet it is a close race between the top three. Can you post a score metric next to their rankings? Or maybe I'm not seeing it on mobile?
Would someone please explain how msn.com generates this much traffic? Do people not change the default homepage url in their internet explorer at work?
I think you're right. Most of these sort of things are due to legacy homepages pre-setup in wonkies like Internet Explorer.
A lot of companies actually don't let you change things like the start-page of your browser (which you can't update either)
How did torrenthound.com get on the list they shuttered themselves ON SEPTEMBER 15, 2016
Hey, we've made some changes to the algorithm and made sure that it only takes the most current datasets.
Tons more categories as well ;)
A automatically curated list of top websites for 2017
Craigslist couldn't crack any one of these lists?
MySpace is still 3rd, really?
Hey, we've made some changes to the algorithm and made sure that it only takes the most current datasets.
Tons more categories as well ;)
Craigslist should automatically appear with tomorrow morning's auto update.
With no details on how this list was generated, it's nothing more than a curiosity (searched for waffles on google, counted pages from each site, rank ordered by amount of syrup?) - and the general site layout feels so sketchy and dominated by huge search ads, I really don't want to go poking around on other pages to see what I can find.
Hey,
Thanks for your feedback!
The lists are curated by comparing the traffic between all sites within main categories and also by our own rating system (https://statvoo.com/page/statvoo-rating-system).
p.s. You do seem to have waffles and syrup on the brain..