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Matt Hobbs (@TheRealNooshu@hachyderm.io) Profile picture
@TheRealNooshu
Mar 23, 2020 • 4 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
If anyone's MOT is due before the 31st March and their MOT appointment has been cancelled, see the guidance here: gov.uk/guidance/coron…

#MOT
Clarification on this. It's for Lorries, Buses and trailers only:

"The Department for Transport is keeping MOT testing for cars, motorcycles and light vans under review. Check back for updates."

I interpreted the sub-heading as a stand alone section of text: 'Any vehicle'.
And looking at the guidance further, garages are an exception from closure, so you may still be able to get an #MOT: assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/upl…
Guidance for cars, vans and motorcycles now published. Vehicles due to expire have been given a 6-month #MOT MOT exemption.

gov.uk/guidance/coron…

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Matt Hobbs (@TheRealNooshu@hachyderm.io) Profile picture
Jan 9, 2023
<🧵>1/26
GOV.UK stats for December‡ (1-31):
- Chrome - 49.31%
- Safari - 31.09%
- Edge - 11.3%
- Samsung Internet - 4.67%
- Firefox - 1.3%
- Android Webview - 0.75%
- Safari (in-app) - 0.68%
- Opera - 0.27%
100% = 77,255,399
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‡ Note: since December 2019 GOV.UK requires explicit opt-in for tracking which introduces bias. This is especially true for mobile devices, since the cookie banner takes up more screen estate and is more likely to be accepted.
3/26
Users - GA definition based on cookies:
- Chrome - 41.38%
- Safari - 38.87%
- Edge - 9.07%
- Samsung Internet - 5.3%
- Safari (in-app) - 1.48%
- Android Webview - 1.41%
- Firefox - 1.21%
- (not set) - 0.55%
- Opera - 0.28%
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Matt Hobbs (@TheRealNooshu@hachyderm.io) Profile picture
May 6, 2022
<🧵> GOV.UK stats for April‡ (1-30):
- Chrome - 47.62%
- Safari - 33.62%
- Edge - 9.08%
- Samsung Internet - 6.01%
- Firefox - 1.38%
- Android Webview - 0.65%
- Internet Explorer - 0.58%
- Safari (in-app) - 0.56%
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#browser #browserstats Overview stats of GOV.UK Us...GOV.UK Daily page views for...GOV.UK Web Performance metr...
‡ Note: since December 2019 GOV.UK requires explicit opt-in for tracking which introduces bias. This is especially true for mobile devices, since the cookie banner takes up more screen estate and is more likely to be accepted.
Users - GA definition based on cookies:
- Safari - 42.81%
- Chrome - 39.79%
- Edge - 7.67%
- Samsung Internet - 4.86%
- Firefox - 1.29%
- Safari (in-app) - 1.24%
- Android Webview - 1.22%
- Internet Explorer - 0.57%
- Amazon Silk - 0.27%

100% = 42,695,182
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Matt Hobbs (@TheRealNooshu@hachyderm.io) Profile picture
Apr 5, 2022
🧵GOV.UK stats for March‡ (1-30):
- Chrome - 46.73%
- Safari - 35.02%
- Edge - 8.42%
- Samsung Internet - 6.04%
- Firefox - 1.37%
- Android Webview - 0.69%
- Safari (in-app) - 0.63%
- Internet Explorer - 0.62%

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Users - GA definition based on cookies:
- Safari - 45.09%
- Chrome - 37.98%
- Edge - 7.04%
- Samsung Internet - 4.81%
- Safari (in-app) - 1.39%
- Android Webview - 1.33%
- Firefox - 1.27%
- Internet Explorer - 0.59%
- Amazon Silk - 0.25%

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Mar 31, 2022
🧵As I mentioned last week GOV.UK removed jQuery as a dependency for all frontend apps, meaning 32 KB of minified & compressed JS was removed. So let's see what difference this has made for users by examining our RUM data. Thread will mainly focus on JS CPU time.
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Jun 1, 2021
🧵GOV.UK stats for May (1-31st):
• Chrome - 48.18%
• Safari - 32.61%
• Samsung Internet - 6.91% 
• Edge - 6.85%
• IE - 1.61%
• Firefox - 1.59%
• Android Webview - 1.01%
• Safari (in-app) - 0.67%

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"Users" (GA definition)
• Safari - 43.40%
• Chrome - 38.73%
• Edge - 5.69%
• Samsung Internet - 5.38%
• Android Webview - 1.79%
• Safari (in-app) - 1.55%
• IE - 1.47%
• Firefox - 1.41%
• Amazon Silk - 0.30%

100% = 48,239,992 "users"
Browser inc OS (sessions):
• Safari (iOS) - 28.79%
• Chrome (And) - 26.01%
• Chrome (Win) - 17.30%
• Edge (Win) - 6.83%
• Samsung Internet (And) - 6.81%
• Safari (Mac) - 3.81%
• Chrome (Mac) - 2.18%
• Chrome (iOS) - 2.12%
• IE (Win) - 1.61%
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Matt Hobbs (@TheRealNooshu@hachyderm.io) Profile picture
Feb 1, 2021
GOV.UK stats thread for Jan (1-31st):
• Chrome - 47.06%
• Safari - 31.46%
• Samsung Internet - 7.62% 
• Edge - 6.49%
• IE - 2.34%
• Firefox - 1.75%
• Android Webview - 1.49%
• Safari (in-app) - 1.18%

100% = 166,134,602 sessions
#browserstats

1/22
"Users" (GA definition)
• Safari - 41.76%
• Chrome - 37.29%
• Samsung Internet - 6.13%
• Edge - 5.18%
• Safari (in-app) - 2.76%
• Android Webview - 2.74%
• IE - 2.06%
• Firefox - 1.46%

100% = 56,472,455 "users"

2/22
Browser inc OS (sessions):
• Safari (iOS) - 27.42%
• Chrome (And) - 24.96%
• Chrome (Win) - 17.24%
• Samsung Internet (And) - 7.58%
• Edge (Win) - 6.48%
• Safari (Mac) - 4.03%
• IE (Win) - 1.38%

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