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How do you determine what technology a website is built on?

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Examining the cookies the site gives can reveal the underlying framework. CodeIgniter, for example defaults to a telltale ci_sessions cookie. Sites using PEAR Auth will do something similar.
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is a very nice tool and information website
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#13
Check out [Chrome Sniffer][1], a great light-weight solution.

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There is also [W3Techs][1], which shows you much of that information.


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I use WebParser ([

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][1]) that allows to determine the CMS used by a website. It allows to determine CMS for multiple websites as well as it can pull the list of websites from the search engines for a given list of keywords. Powerful tool.


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In Linux/OSX I often use simple command `curl -sI

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does this for CMSs.

Just pop in the URL and it'll try to guess the CMS. In this case it tells me my blog is running wordpress 3.4.2 (which is correct, I just checked!)

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<p>You could use <a href="http://builtbased.com/">http://builtbased.com/</a> to figure out which server, framework and programming language was used.</p>
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is a new tool we made, that does just that and presents it very nicely.
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