A LITTLE CURIOSITY. A CLEARER PICTURE.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Look beneath your website’s surface. Check DNS, follow redirects and find the details that deserve your attention.
$ dig example.com A
FOLLOW EACH LAYERYOUR EVERYDAY TOOLKIT
What would you like to check?
DNS lookup
Choose a record type and resolver, then inspect the answers, TTLs and DNS response status.
Bulk redirect checker
Check up to 10 domains or URLs in one run. See HTTP status codes, redirect hops, loops and final destinations.
WHOIS / RDAP lookup
Look up a registered domain through its registry’s RDAP service. Personal information may be redacted.
Iframe checker
Inspect X-Frame-Options and Content-Security-Policy frame-ancestors in the final HTTP response.
CDN checker
Find evidence of CDN providers in HTTP response headers and CNAME records. Absence of evidence is not proof that no CDN is used.
SSL certificate checker
Inspect the presented TLS leaf certificate, its expiry and whether this server can verify the HTTPS connection.
My public IP
See the client IP address observed by this WordPress server. A VPN or proxy can change the address shown.
Security headers checker
Read six useful security headers and their actual values. Presence alone does not prove a secure configuration.
Domain expiry checker
Retrieve public RDAP expiration events. Registry dates may differ from registrar renewal deadlines.
Robots.txt checker
Fetch robots.txt and inspect user-agent groups, rules and sitemap declarations.
Meta robots checker
Inspect HTML robots meta tags and X-Robots-Tag headers. This is a page-level signal check, not an indexing guarantee.
Meta title & description checker
Find title elements, meta descriptions and duplicates in the HTML response, before JavaScript rendering.
Sitemap checker
Validate an XML sitemap or sitemap index and list up to 500 entries without recursively crawling a website.
Broken link checker
Inspect up to 150 unique HTTP links from one page in incremental checks, with a separate result for blocked or inconclusive requests.
Amazon affiliate link checker
Inspect visible Amazon URLs, tracking tags, nofollow, sponsored and new-tab attributes in a page’s HTML.
No tools match your search. Try “DNS”, “redirect” or “links”.
FEWER TABS. MORE UNDERSTANDING.
A small toolkit
for the bigger picture.
DigWebPro brings practical website checks into one place. Each tool shows the evidence it can see, with enough context to help you decide what to check next.
Results are observations from this server at the time of the request. They can vary with DNS caches, location, website protections and response changes.
Try a bulk redirect check ↗Data & privacy
These checks fetch public DNS data and publicly reachable pages. DNS-over-HTTPS requests are sent to the selected Cloudflare or Google resolver. Registration lookups use IANA’s RDAP directory and the registry it identifies. Those providers and the hosting operator may log requests.
The toolkit stores short-lived service responses and link-scan state for up to 10 minutes, with the IANA service directory cached for one day. Rate limiting uses a salted hash of the observed IP address. It does not publish your inputs or create a user account. The IP tool reads your connection address when requested. Copy and export happen in your browser. No analytics or advertising scripts are included in this plugin.
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