I'm tracking a client website with both Google Analytics and New Relic. There's a bit of discrepency between the browser usage though (i think).Google Analytics reports Chrome as top used browser, followed by IE with almost half number of sessions:New Relic doesn't have a comparative metric, but it reports 1.6 times higher throughput for IE than Chrome:I understand that number of sessions and pages per minute by browser are not directly comparable: sessions are recorded only after ga script is fully loaded and throughput includes requests by bots or some non-user-accountable hits.But besides that, could there be another explanation for such a high IE throughput? If throughput for IE is so high, it should be either due to high number of sessions or pages/session, but both of which are lower compared to Chrome (according to GA).
New Relic and Google Analytics browser stat discrepency
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