A counter keeps track of the number of users that have visited a web site. A counter may be visible or hidden to the user.
Images of numbers that are used to indicate how often a page has been accessed. The actual counter resides on some other server, hence counters cause traffic. Because the contents of the page is different each time it is accessed, such pages cannot be kept in a cache.
Add fully-featured counters to your web pages - includes time/date stamps, and digit formatting.
An electronic device added to an auction page to record how many times the item up for auction has been viewed.
Graphics of number on a Web page that state how many visitors have entered a site. More common on personal sites than on business pages. ( Their counters are normally hidden from public view)
A simple counting script that displays the number of times a particular web page has been accessed. By putting a counter on your home page, you can keep track of how many visitors have looked at your web site since the counter was created. This is useful not only for your own information, but as a means of showing visitors how popular your site is. Open
A counter can be added to any page to record the number of times that page has been visited
A counter is used to keep track of how many people view your web site. You can get a free counter that is hosted on another server or you can upload your own.