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Recognize CMS and shop system of a website
Determine which hints a website provides on its CMS or shop system. The checker shows generator information and typical resource paths with references – without logging in or accessing the administration area.
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Their results
Which CMS is behind a website?
For a relaunch, a technical inventory or the preparation of a customer meeting, it helps to narrow down the existing system. The publicly delivered HTML often contains generator information or links to system-typical files. The checker reads these hints and names their origin. A mere name in the flow text does not count as recognition.
These systems shall be taken into account:
The signatures cover WordPress, TYPO3, Drupal, Joomla, Shopify, Shopware, Magento, PrestaShop, Wix, Webflow and Squarespace. WooCommerce is recognized as an additional shop extension and can therefore appear together with WordPress. An explicit generator specification is distinguished from a typical file path. Several found systems can indicate an integrated shop, adopted resources or a migration.
How to use the result
Open the mentioned references in the source code and compare them with your hosting or project management. A path with wp-content points to WordPress; however, an image taken from the old system may contain the same hint even after a relaunch. Use the result as a starting point for the inventory. Version numbers should only be taken from explicitly published information and compared with the backend.
What the Checker Can't Find
Headless systems, remote generator tags and rewritten CDN paths can prevent detection. “Not clearly recognized” therefore means neither “no CMS” nor “uncertain”. The tool retrieves a public HTML page, does not run JavaScript, and does not search for login, plugin, or administration paths. It does not check any vulnerabilities and does not derive an SEO score from the system. For technical errors of the website, the free SEO check is then suitable.
Example of classification
A generator “TYPO3 CMS” is an explicit manufacturer specification. A single link to /typo3temp/assets/ is a technical note. Both results indicate the location, but have different significance.
Frequent questions
Can the CMS remain hidden?
Yes. Headless architecture, remote metadata or altered resource paths can prevent detection.
Why do WordPress and WooCommerce appear at the same time?
WooCommerce is a shop extension for WordPress. The two indications are not contradictory.
Are admin areas or vulnerabilities checked?
No. The check only reads the specified public page and evaluates passive HTML signals.