15.2% of the 500,000 most visited websites never tell browsers what language their homepage is in, more than the 12% that are not set up for phone screens. 14.1% of all website homepages have no favicon, and 4.8% of the top 500,000 support dark mode.
Source: Suff Digital analysis of 384,602 homepages of the 500,000 most visited websites, 15,456,162 homepages for favicons and 25,708 US small business homepages · the public HTTP Archive crawl and US Google Business Profiles, September 2026
Source: Suff Digital analysis of 384,602 homepages of the 500,000 most visited websites, 15,456,162 homepages for favicons and 25,708 US small business homepages · the public HTTP Archive crawl and US Google Business Profiles, September 2026
Source: Suff Digital analysis of 384,602 homepages of the 500,000 most visited websites, 15,456,162 homepages for favicons and 25,708 US small business homepages · the public HTTP Archive crawl and US Google Business Profiles, September 2026
Source: Suff Digital analysis of 384,602 homepages of the 500,000 most visited websites, 15,456,162 homepages for favicons and 25,708 US small business homepages · the public HTTP Archive crawl and US Google Business Profiles, September 2026
Source: Suff Digital analysis of 384,602 homepages of the 500,000 most visited websites, 15,456,162 homepages for favicons and 25,708 US small business homepages · the public HTTP Archive crawl and US Google Business Profiles, September 2026
Source: 15.2% of the Top 500,000 Websites Skip the Page Language Tag Screen Readers Need - Suff Digital