Top Browsers and IPs in Sparkforge Funnel Analytics

By Sparkforge Support Team ·Last reviewed May 3, 2026

Sparkforge funnel and website analytics show your top 10 browsers and top 10 client IPs under Sites > Analytics. Use the data to fix browser bugs, monitor suspicious traffic, and tune your pages.

Funnel and website analytics in Sparkforge now break down your traffic by top browsers and top client IPs. Both live in the Page Views section and help you find compatibility issues and unusual traffic patterns.

What you get

Top browsers

  • Top 10 browsers your visitors use (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, others)
  • Percentage breakdown by browser
  • Useful for prioritizing QA and finding compatibility bugs

Top client IPs

  • Top 10 IP addresses hitting your funnel or site
  • Spot bots, scrapers, and unusually high-frequency visitors
  • Use it as an early warning for spam or abuse

How to view the data

  1. Log in and go to Sites.
  2. Click the Analytics tab.
  3. Use the dropdown to choose Funnels, Websites, or both.
  4. Pick a date range — last week, last month, or custom.
  5. Scroll to the Page Views section to see Top Browsers and Top Client IPs.

What to do with it

  • Fix compatibility: if 30% of traffic uses Safari and your form breaks on Safari, that's your priority.
  • Block bad traffic: if one IP is hammering your funnel, block it or add bot protection.
  • Track historical trends: use custom date ranges to see whether browser mix or suspicious IP activity is shifting over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I find browser and IP analytics?
Go to Sites > Analytics, pick Funnels or Websites, choose a date range, and scroll to the Page Views section.
How many browsers and IPs are shown?
Top 10 of each, ranked by visit volume in the selected window.
Can I see historical data?
Yes. Use the custom date range filter to compare any time window you choose.
What should I do about a suspicious IP?
Block it or set up bot protection. Repeated visits from a single IP often signal scrapers or attempted credential stuffing.
Why does this data matter?
Browser data tells you where to focus QA and design testing. IP data flags suspicious traffic before it skews your conversion metrics.

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