Web tool · Technology stack
Analyse the publicly exposed signals of a page to identify its CMS, frameworks, libraries, analytics tools, third-party services, web server, or CDN. Each detection includes a confidence level and the evidence behind it.
URL analysis
The detector examines the initial HTML, script and stylesheet URLs, selected cookies, and HTTP headers. It does not execute the remote page’s JavaScript.
Results
Confidence reflects the number and strength of matching signatures. A version is shown only when it is explicitly exposed by the page or its headers.
Method
1 · Headers
Headers can reveal a web server, CDN, hosting platform, or backend when the website deliberately exposes those signals.
2 · HTML
The engine looks for signatures such as meta generators, attributes, asset paths, and technology-specific markers.
3 · Resources
File URLs can reveal libraries, CSS frameworks, analytics tools, and external services.
4 · Confidence
Multiple matching signals increase confidence. The tool avoids inferring a version unless it is explicitly visible.
Unlike a browser extension, this tool does not execute the page’s JavaScript or inspect the DOM after rendering. Technologies loaded dynamically may therefore remain undetected.