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Do you want to know on which technologies your favorite website has been developed? You can easily can do it now. Sitonomy is the best free online solutions that can help you to find out few useful information about any website like CMS/blogging platform, ready-widgets, advertising networks, external libraries, feed providers, traffic analytics tools and so much more.
Not only this, it will also get you know about alternative solutions for all the used components in the website. So, this free website analysis tool will really help you to get as much as possible about the website as you like. Don’t forget to bookmark this special tool specially if you are designer of developer.
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Comments
Totally useless tool.
I think anyone can take 5 seconds and see if a site was created with php and runs on apache lol.
wow you guys use google analytics, how on earth did you find that out.
lol joke site unless they add real cms fingerprinting
it will get users know about alternative solutions for all the used components in the website. That realy great!
What about builtwith.com?