Is there a way to detect websites that use a certain css code?

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feliperbb9

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Jun 19, 2020

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• Dec 30, 2020

• #1

That is, if they use the elementor plugin, we know that they will use certain types of css and class in their source code, would there be any way to search for them with a footprint in google?

 

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Deleted member 120847

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• Dec 30, 2020

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I use builtwith.com for exactly this type of search, pretty sure you could not use google for this, it would be easier to process zone files and disregard anything non-wordpress (only 60% of the internet) then scrape the code of the remaining 40% of the internet.

If you had 1 dedicated server running 500 threads you could do it in 3 months.

 

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penza

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Aug 12, 2017

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• Dec 30, 2020

• #3

I scrape this data all the time, a bit like built with but i do it myself.

 

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thirdTicket

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Dec 28, 2020

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• Dec 30, 2020

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Publicwww could be useful for this I think

 

kingtigerx

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Jul 6, 2019

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• Dec 30, 2020

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publicwww.com is a code search engine - there are many footprints that it can help you identify. There are other code search engines as well but not ones that I have used.

• Any HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and plain text in web page source code
• References to StackOverflow questions in HTML, .CSS and .JS files
• Sites with the same analytics id: "UA-19778070-"
• Sites using the following version of Nginx: "Server: nginx/1.4.7"
• Advertising networks users: "adserver.adtech.de"
• Sites using same AdSense account: "pub-9533414948433288"
• Wordpress with theme: "/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/"
• Find related websites through the unique HTML codes they share, i.e. widgets & publisher IDs
• Identify sites using certain images or badges
• Find out who else is using your theme
• Identify sites that mention you
• References to use a library or a platform
• Find code examples on the internet

 

themvf

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• Dec 30, 2020

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Builtwith have a Chrome plugin that's perfect for this.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/...y-prof/dapjbgnjinbpoindlpdmhochffioedbn?hl=en