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Resource for Recognizing Framework/CMS From URL or Other Clues?

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frameworks

I'm curious to know which web framework or content management system a website is using based upon clues from the URL, headers, content. Does anyone know of a resource on the web that would provide this? For example:

  • .html -> maybe a flat-file
  • .php -> something built using PHP, perhaps.
  • .jsp -> something using Java Server Pages
  • .asp -> Active Server Pages
  • 0,2097,1-1-1928,00 -> Vignette CMS
  • .do -> ??

Thanks.

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Carl G Avatar asked Jan 31 '26 08:01

Carl G


2 Answers

Finding CMS by url

http://2ip.ru/cms/

enter URL in center input field and click big blue button below

Results in black - not found, in red - found

NOTE: May play around with url path: with http://, with or without www. part -- results may differ.

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startup.maker Avatar answered Feb 03 '26 10:02

startup.maker


If you're not restricted to just the query string then there are a few other options. For example to identify a rails app:

Script, stylesheet and image tags tend to have a 10 digits number appended (this allows you to cache, and still change the file):

<script src="/javascripts/all.js?1236037318" type="text/javascript"></script>

You can also sometimes tell from the cookies what the framework is. For example rails apps tend to have a session cookie called _appName_session, and often you can find a flash contained.

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jonnii Avatar answered Feb 03 '26 09:02

jonnii