MathJax tracking and usage
Websites using MathJax over time
66,186websites on 11 Nov 2026
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We track 66,186 websites using MathJax, along with their country, traffic, industry and platforms. There are 681 websites using MathJax in United States.
About MathJax
MathJax is an open-source JavaScript display engine that renders LaTeX, MathML and AsciiMath notation on web pages without plugins.
Websites using MathJax by countrymarket share
1%
🇺🇸US3.2%
🇷🇺RU3.2%
🇩🇪DE2.4%
🇯🇵JP2%
🇮🇹IT1.9%
🇫🇷FR1.9%
🇧🇷BR1.8%
🇪🇸ESWebsites using MathJax by industrymarket share · top 6 industries
Education
Technology & Computing
Science
Software Development
SaaS & Cloud
Print & Publishing
0%13%25%38%50%
Frequently asked
What is MathJax?›
MathJax is a popular JavaScript library for displaying mathematical notation on web pages using MathML, LaTeX, and ASCIIMath. It enables high-quality rendering of mathematical symbols and formulas, allowing users to create more readable and accessible mathematical content.
Can I use MathJax with any web browser or operating system?›
MathJax is compatible with most modern web browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. As it is a JavaScript library, it runs on any operating system that supports these web browsers, such as Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Do I need to install anything to use MathJax?›
To display MathJax on a web page, you need to include a reference to the MathJax library, either by downloading it and hosting it on your own server or by using a Content Delivery Network (CDN). However, as an end user viewing a site with MathJax implemented, no installation or plugins are required.
Can I use MathJax in platforms like WordPress, Blogger, or Drupal?›
Yes, you can use MathJax on various web platforms, such as WordPress, Blogger, and Drupal. There are plugins and extensions available for these platforms that make it even easier to include MathJax functionality.
Is MathJax accessible for users with disabilities?›
MathJax is designed to be accessible for users with disabilities, such as those using screen readers. It supports various accessibility features, like zooming, keyboard navigation, and integration with screen readers, ensuring users with different accessibility needs can access and engage mathematical content effectively.