Escape matrix
What escapes in-app browsers right now
When a visitor taps a link inside Instagram, TikTok or Facebook, the page opens in the app’s own browser. TapBaton can offer to hand the visit to the phone’s real browser. This table shows how often that hand-off reached a real browser, by app, operating system and app version, across all TapBaton traffic.
The matrix could not be read when this page was built, so no rates are shown here.
Each row is the newest UTC day with enough data for that app, OS and version. Page built .
What the numbers mean
Read the rates as evidence about the hand-off, not as a count of people.
- Landed rate
- Of the visits that were shown the “Open in browser” page, the share that then came back from a browser that is not an in-app browser. A landing is a strong signal, not proof of a person. A visit without a landing did not necessarily fail: the visitor may have copied the link or opened it another way.
- TapBaton traffic only
- Every number comes from links run through TapBaton, never from other tools or from the apps themselves. Traffic flagged as bots is left out.
- What is withheld
- A day’s rate is published only with enough views from enough projects, and no single project behind most of them. Smaller samples show a range instead of a count. No project, link, click or visitor is identified anywhere in this data.
- App version
- Read from the app’s own browser identification where it states one. When it does not, the visit counts under “Not stated” and in “All versions”, never under a guessed version.