I have an Ajax-based page which has had a history of problems with Internet Explorer (IE). I spent some time working on the JavaScript to try to get it to work in IE. After this I was interested to see how the traffic to this one specific page with IE had changed. However, using Google Analytics, I can't see a way to track single-page usage versus specific browser. Is it possible?
Is there a way to get browser info on one specific page with Google Analytics?
google analytics;internet explorer
Edit: it's quite possible that I got this the wrong way around and you have to do Browser first, then drill down to the Page.  See Jamie's answer.Yes, you need to create an advanced segment for the specific page you want information on.On the left side of your Analytics report, click on Advanced SegmentsClick on Create new custom segmentExpand the Content section on the left and drag the Page dimension into the dashed boxChoose Matches exactly as the condition then type the /path/to/your/page.html (it should auto-complete)Enter a name, and click Create SegmentNow, when you're on the Visitors->Browser Capabilities->Browsers report and drill down into Internet Explorer, you can then click on the Advanced Segments drop down in the upper right, and select the segment that you just created.Note that this doesn't always do a 100% job of filtering the data properly, and for some metrics it uses data samples rather than complete data.  Despite these limitations, it can offer some great insight.For a more visual approach, check out the video on this topic by GoogleBusiness.