Tech Stack Detector
Load a URL in headless Chromium and identify the CSS/JS frameworks, analytics, CDNs, CMS, and hosting platform used to build the site.
Page is fully rendered before analysis. May take 10–15 s.
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How does the Tech Stack Detector identify technologies?
It loads the URL in headless Chromium, then analyses: HTML meta tags (generator, powered-by), JavaScript global variables (window.jQuery, window.__NEXT_DATA__, etc.), loaded script and CSS filenames, response headers (X-Powered-By, Server), and known DOM patterns. The result covers JS frameworks, CSS frameworks, analytics, CDNs, CMS platforms, and hosting providers.
What kinds of technologies are detected?
React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, Nuxt, Svelte (JS frameworks) — Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, Material UI (CSS/UI frameworks) — Google Analytics, Segment, Hotjar (analytics) — Cloudflare, Fastly, AWS CloudFront (CDNs) — WordPress, Drupal, Ghost, Shopify (CMS/e-commerce) — Vercel, Netlify, GitHub Pages (hosting). Detection depends on the technology leaving identifiable fingerprints in the page.
Can sites hide their tech stack?
Yes — production sites often obscure fingerprints: removing generator meta tags, renaming or hashing asset files, stripping X-Powered-By headers, and avoiding framework-specific class name patterns. Security-conscious sites do this to reduce attack surface. A 'not detected' result doesn't mean a technology isn't used — it means no recognizable fingerprint was found.