What JavaScript frameworks can this tool detect?
This tool can detect React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Next.js, Nuxt, Gatsby, Remix, Astro, SvelteKit, Solid.js, Qwik, Preact, and Ember. It identifies frameworks based on characteristic signatures in the HTML and JavaScript.
How does the tool detect if SSR is configured?
The tool analyzes both the raw HTML (what servers send initially) and the rendered HTML (after JavaScript executes). If meaningful content exists in the raw HTML, it indicates SSR or prerendering is active. Empty HTML shells with just a root div suggest client-side rendering only.
Why does it matter if my site uses SSR or CSR?
Client-side rendered (CSR) sites serve an empty HTML shell to search engines, which can cause indexing issues. Server-side rendering (SSR) or prerendering ensures search bots see your full content immediately, improving SEO and social media previews.
What should I do if my site is CSR-only?
You have several options: 1) Migrate to a framework with built-in SSR like Next.js or Nuxt, 2) Implement static site generation (SSG), or 3) Use a prerendering service like Hado SEO that renders pages for search bots without code changes.
Can this tool detect prerendering services?
Yes, the tool can detect if a site is using prerendering by comparing raw and rendered HTML. If the raw HTML contains full content but the site uses a CSR framework, it's likely using a prerendering service or dynamic rendering solution.