In this video we're going to take a look at meta dot r dot.
And currently it is in beta.
And since it is in beta, it does get a little weird with when you analyze stuff.
So you may need to do it a couple times.
So this is designed to analyze URLs and you do need to put the full URL in.
If you if I just type in MSN.com it's going to air out.
So you want to put the full URL that you want to scan.
So this does take a while.
So once you do that you click analyze.
And then it gives you some resources about the analysis.
So it goes through fetching the web page, detecting the language, analyzing HTTP headers metadata
etc. and so forth.
So scrolling down here we can see the date of the SSL certification valid from first archive.org snapshot
if it has one.
And we can see the robots.txt file which is really useful.
Uh, sometimes when you start going through that.
So definitely take a look at that.
If you're analyzing a website and we can see the different sitemaps Map URLs and you can see the sitemap
casual games, and you can see the sub site maps, and you can see how many URLs associated with it
that has one that says 17 URLs.
For example site, web location, IP address, location, provider coordinates, title, original URL,
final URL server not applicable in this point.
Archive.org.
First snapshot and we can see the HTTP header information here X framework etc. language SSL certification
information, meta tags and the CDN information.
So again if you're searching a website you're trying to get more information on it.
This is actually a pretty cool tool to use.
And again at the time of this recording this is in beta.
And again you it may not work the first time.
You may get some errors.
I would run it on 1 or 2 more times to see if it goes through, but again, we can see that it has quite
a bit of information there.
And you can find this over at meta dot dot.
And this is a free site at the moment to check out.
Thanks for watching.
I'll see you next video.