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Usage of Inline CSS as site element broken down by server locations

This diagram shows the percentages of websites using Inline CSS broken down by server locations. See technologies overview for explanations on the methodologies used in the surveys.

How to read the diagram:
Inline CSS is used by 93.4% of all the websites.
Inline CSS is used by 94.6% of all the websites that use United States as server location.

Overall
93.4%
United States
94.6%
Germany
92.8%
Japan
88.2%
France
93.8%
Netherlands
93.4%
Russian Federation
95.5%
United Kingdom
93.8%
Brazil
94.3%
Italy
95.5%
India
93.3%
Poland
95.6%
Singapore
93.1%
Spain
95.5%
Turkey
94.7%
Canada
93.1%
Czech Republic
93.9%
China
90.5%
Iran
96.4%
Switzerland
93.5%
South Korea
93.4%
Australia
95.2%
Belgium
95.2%
Viet Nam
97.3%
Denmark
94.7%
Ireland
93.8%
Finland
92.5%
Indonesia
91.4%
Ukraine
95.4%
Lithuania
93.5%
Romania
95.2%
Hungary
94.7%
South Africa
94.0%
Sweden
93.1%
Slovakia
94.2%
Austria
92.6%
Thailand
94.2%
Taiwan
94.1%
Bulgaria
94.7%
Argentina
91.7%
Malaysia
93.6%
Belarus
97.6%
Portugal
95.3%
Cyprus
92.9%
Chile
92.8%
Israel
96.6%
Estonia
94.5%
Kazakhstan
94.7%
Slovenia
95.6%
Norway
93.1%
Croatia
94.0%
Greece
95.9%
Serbia
93.9%
Bangladesh
94.2%
New Zealand
95.0%
Mexico
91.1%
Moldova
93.2%
Latvia
94.3%
United Arab Emirates
94.8%
Uzbekistan
91.3%
Georgia
92.9%
Iceland
83.9%
Nepal
93.9%
Colombia
90.7%
Bosnia and Herzegovina
93.2%
Saudi Arabia
89.8%
Luxembourg
92.5%
Peru
91.1%
Uruguay
92.4%
Tunisia
92.7%
Kyrgyzstan
94.0%
Pakistan
92.7%
Mongolia
91.1%
Kenya
92.7%
Ecuador
91.6%
Algeria
90.4%
Egypt
90.4%
Philippines
89.6%
Azerbaijan
92.2%
Costa Rica
92.0%
North Macedonia
92.1%
Tanzania
95.8%
Armenia
87.7%
Paraguay
92.0%
Seychelles
89.1%
Bolivia
92.0%
Nigeria
87.7%
Morocco
93.1%
Venezuela
88.7%
Ethiopia
87.0%
Oman
92.7%
Jordan
92.7%
Sri Lanka
91.0%
Panama
85.6%
Rwanda
94.9%
Albania
93.3%
Libya
83.7%
San Marino
98.1%
Turkmenistan
89.6%
Tajikistan
93.4%
Qatar
92.4%
Syria
86.1%
Palestine
92.1%
Cambodia
86.8%
Ghana
91.6%
Zambia
93.8%
Angola
87.0%
Myanmar
88.0%
Uganda
89.6%
Kuwait
92.8%
Zimbabwe
93.5%
Guatemala
82.7%
Mozambique
90.9%
Mauritius
93.9%
Lebanon
92.1%
Cuba
92.0%
Bhutan
86.7%
Namibia
94.4%
Senegal
90.9%
Cote d'Ivoire
92.5%
Dominican Republic
84.6%
Bahrain
89.4%
Monaco
91.5%
Honduras
87.0%
Burkina Faso
85.1%
Andorra
95.3%
Malta
92.1%
Montenegro
90.2%
Cameroon
94.5%
Nicaragua
90.7%
El Salvador
84.7%
Iraq
88.3%
Malawi
92.0%
Brunei Darussalam
94.9%
Belize
94.8%
Laos
91.7%
Botswana
88.5%
Yemen
86.0%
Liechtenstein
95.9%
Marshall Islands
98.3%
Madagascar
86.0%
Afghanistan
90.1%
Jamaica
93.5%
Benin
89.1%
Mali
90.7%
Bahamas
88.9%
Kosovo
86.4%
Mauritania
75.9%
Maldives
84.6%
Papua New Guinea
93.2%
Timor-Leste
93.2%
Togo
97.1%
Cape Verde
89.7%
Suriname
92.5%
Trinidad and Tobago
93.5%
Curaçao
89.1%
Lesotho
93.6%
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
97.7%
Gabon
82.5%
Somalia
90.0%
Eswatini
92.1%
Fiji
67.6%
Barbados
97.2%
Samoa
85.7%
Sudan
91.2%
Democratic Republic of the Congo
81.8%
Niger
87.9%
Djibouti
100.0%
Holy See (Vatican City State)
96.3%
Gambia
95.8%
Burundi
90.5%
North Korea
100.0%
Tonga
89.5%
Saint Lucia
80.0%
Solomon Islands
100.0%
Guyana
92.3%
Vanuatu
100.0%
Guinea
100.0%
Haiti
90.9%
Dominica
90.0%
W3Techs.com, 20 September 2026
Percentages of websites using Inline CSS broken down by server locations

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