: Google Analytics - How to See More Detailed Browser and OS Info at Same Time? I know how to see high-level browser, OS, and device info in Google Analytics. And I know how to see detailed

@Si4351233

Custom reports is one way of doing it. Another is to use the Google Analytics add-on with Google Sheets.

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@Correia994

You can try setting up filters. With that you can pick the major version of the browser and later use it as a dimensions in your reports. Read more here:
Set up filters for better browser segmentation in GA

Though, it won't help with historical data.

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@Megan663

Google Analytics only allows two dimensions on standard reports at any one time. You are asking for a report with three dimensions (OS, Browser, Browser Version).

Starting with the "Operating System" report (from "Audience", "Technology", "Browser & OS"), you can add a secondary dimension of either "Browser" or "Browser Version".





While neither of those reports do exactly what you want, the latter is pretty close because there is little overlap between browser versions between browser. I know that "39.0.2383" is a Chrome version, "11.0" is IE, and "34.0" is Firefox.

You can make it work with a custom report. Click "Customization" and then "+ New Custom Report" from where you can build a report with multiple dimensions like this one:



Then it ends up looking like this:



I really wish that Google Analytics had a "Browser and major version" dimension concept so that you could actually see "Chrome 39" as one entity and as a single second dimension under operating system.

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@Sherry384

Please create a custom report:

Metrics: Sessions, Users, Pageviews

Dimensions: Opereting System > Browser > Browser Version

Then you've got a report with number of sessions/users/pageviews per browser and you can drill down to see which browser is most popular on selected platform.

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