What CMS » Osclass
Market Share By Site Popularity
| Alexa Rank | CMS Rank | Market Share | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Most Popular Sites | < 1,000 | n/a | n/a |
| Very Popular Sites | < 10,000 | #233 | 0.023% |
| Popular Sites | < 100,000 | #140 | 0.033% |
| Less Popular Sites | < 1,000,000 | #114 | 0.045% |
| All Sites | #124 | 0.036% |
Market Share History
This chart shows the history of detected websites using Osclass
CMS Versions: Major
Percentage of detected CMS versions
| Major Version | Percent |
|---|---|
| Version 3 | 100.00% |
CMS Versions: Minor
| Minor Version | Percent |
|---|---|
| Version 3.8 | 25.04% |
| Version 3.7 | 55.35% |
| Version 3.6 | 9.050% |
| Version 3.5 | 6.335% |
| Version 3.4 | 1.659% |
| Version 3.3 | 1.207% |
| Version 3.2 | 0.754% |
| Version 3.1 | 0.302% |
| Version 3.0 | 0.302% |
Languages
Websites using Osclass were written in the following languages:
| Language | Percent |
|---|---|
| English (en) | 53.10% |
| Romanian (ro) | 9.133% |
| Spanish (es) | 8.050% |
| French (fr) | 5.728% |
| Russian (ru) | 4.334% |
| Italian (it) | 2.941% |
| Indonesian (id) | 2.477% |
| Portuguese (pt) | 2.167% |
| Arabic (ar) | 2.012% |
| Persian (Farsi) (fa) | 1.858% |
| Hungarian (hu) | 0.929% |
| German (de) | 0.929% |
| Czech (cs) | 0.774% |
| Polish (pl) | 0.774% |
| Albanian (sq) | 0.619% |
| Turkish (tr) | 0.619% |
| Greek (modern) (el) | 0.464% |
| Lithuanian (lt) | 0.464% |
| Croatian (hr) | 0.464% |
| Vietnamese (vi) | 0.464% |
| Bulgarian (bg) | 0.310% |
| Serbian (sr) | 0.310% |
| Slovene (sl) | 0.155% |
| Azerbaijani (az) | 0.155% |
| Thai (th) | 0.155% |
| Turkmen (tk) | 0.155% |
| Latvian (lv) | 0.155% |
| Norwegian (no) | 0.155% |
| Dutch (nl) | 0.155% |
Popular Sites Using Osclass
We detected the following sites were using Osclass
onebackpage.com
kanesex.com
carhelp.info
kupatana.com
alan.az
armiusate.it
How We Detect Installations of Osclass
Meta
A CMS will sometimes include a meta tag within the html of each page. This is usually a "generator" tag like <meta name="generator" content="What CMS" /> but could also be "application-name", "Powered-By" or anyting else the CMS creators decide to use.
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