Top-5 #curl version distribution among requests done on haxproxy.org in June 2024:
curl/7.81.0 79.64%
curl/7.61.1 5.88%
curl/7.68.0 5.47%
curl/7.29.0 2.00%
curl/8.5.0 1.31%
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Top-5 #curl version distribution among requests done on haxproxy.org in June 2024:
curl/7.81.0 79.64%
curl/7.61.1 5.88%
curl/7.68.0 5.47%
curl/7.29.0 2.00%
curl/8.5.0 1.31%
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in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •Ranked number 4: curl/7.29.0
Released on February 6 2013, approaching 11.5 years ago. We have documented >8,000 bugfixes since then...
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in reply to JaGoTu 🦊🏳️🌈 • • •Peter Krefting
in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •7.29.0 is the version included in #RHEL7 (and thus #CentOS7), which is very common in enterprise systems. The binary still report 7.29.0, but the RPM has had 59 patch releases since the initial release.
RHEL 7 is EOL on Sunday this week, so numbers might start to decline soon.
Billy O'Neal
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in reply to Billy O'Neal • • •@malwareminigun yeps, I already linked my blog post in that thread. I'm pretty sure the audience on that list is aware.
The original question was however "on the web" so I think it was more about how come the browsers don't use it more than ~30%.