Opening Statistics quirk

Unless I'm reading this wrong it seems the opening statistics table has some calculation issues, here is a screenshot.
 
You can see opening percent is 0, and while it was opened 1314 times only 5 of those were by subscribers which I don't understand. Does this appear correct to you?

Hi Brendan,

Unless your content is being forwarded by very influential people, these statistics do seem wrong.

However, let me break down what we see and what is possibly happening before we blame the code.

5 subscribers is correctly rounded to 0% of 1035. It is less than 0.01%, which is the minimum rounded decimal.

1314 views by 5 subscribers is excessive. However, if your newsletter is forwarded or posted anywhere, a single subscriber's views may reach a high number. It would be interesting to see how these views split up in the openings table.

The link clicks seem much more natural. Keep in mind that some email clients nowadays test and follow URLs in emails, sometimes causing false positives.

However, what makes me wonder is the fact that when a link is clicked, the newsletter is also registered as viewed by that subscriber. So, normally, the openers should always exceed the link clickers.

Is there any further information that you could share that can help us figure this out?

Thanks again.

Just found it and fixed it.
The fix will be included in the next release.
(I installed it already on your website)

It was counting the unique count of times opened per subscriber, instead of the unique count of subscribers.

Thank you for bringing this up.