Due to high traffic, the official website is currently unavailable (see attached image). But you can run a local server:

git clone git@github.com:Lissy93/web-check.git
cd web-check
yarn
yarn dev

🌐🔍 Open your browser, go to localhost:4321 , and enter the URL you want to analyze! 🚀

✅ Technical Details: Provides IP information, DNS records, domain details, server location, and tech stack.
✅ Eco-Friendly Insights: Estimates your website's carbon footprint.

6️⃣ Self-Review First: Catch small errors before submitting to save everyone’s time.

Want to take your reviews to the next level? Dive into this detailed guide: www.thingsaboutweb.dev/en/posts/cod...

What’s your go-to code review tip? Let’s discuss! 💡

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3️⃣ Focus on High-Value Area: Review architecture, boundaries, and core logic; delegate trivial checks to automation
4️⃣ Communicate Effectively: Clear, respectful feedback foster collaboration and knowledge sharing
5️⃣ Define Clear Specs: Precise requirements guide reviews and eliminate confusion

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- Cursor: Place a .cursorrules file in the project directory.
- Windsurf: Set rules in cascade settings, specifying workspace or global rules.
- GitHub Copilot: Offers configurable behaviors through its settings.

🛡️ What is a CSRF Token?
CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) Tokens are unique values embedded in forms to:

✅ Ensure requests are made by the legitimate user.
🚫 Block unauthorized actions initiated by malicious third-party sites.

🔐 What is a Nonce?
Nonce (Number used ONCE) is a unique, single-use value commonly used in APIs and forms to:

🚫 Prevent replay attacks by ensuring requests can’t be resent maliciously.
🔄 Avoid duplicate submissions, like form re-submissions after refresh.

What can you do in Canvas?
💬 Chat with GPT directly.
🖍️ Add comments to specific paragraphs.
✏️ Edit documents inline.

For more details, check this guide:
👉 help.openai.com/en/articles/...

5️⃣ Client-Side Rendering (CSR): still the problem child
CSR tends to struggle the most—especially if your site’s structure gets too complex. More complexity = higher risk of loading or crawling failures. Keep it simple! A cleaner structure means fewer headaches (and better indexing).

4️⃣ Show it, don’t hide it
Googlebot doesn’t click. No dropdowns, no tabs, no fancy interactions. What does this mean? Make sure all critical content is visible immediately when the page loads.

3️⃣ Using lots of JavaScript?
Research shows that JS-heavy sites are just as discoverable as static ones. Focus on building quality content and good performance instead of trimming down JS just for SEO.

2️⃣ HTML First—
Think your JavaScript can clean up messy noindex tags? Think again. If your initial HTML has noindex, Google won’t even look at it. Play it safe: set noindex correctly on the server-side.

1️⃣ Yes, Googlebot can handle JavaScript
Modern dynamic websites? No problem. Googlebot can render and index content loaded via JavaScript. But here’s the catch: slow-loading resources still hurt. Want better crawling and happy users? Prioritize loading speed—it’s a win-win.

reference: vercel.com/blog/the-ris...