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by jijosunny 9y ago
Wow, very helpful. Added to Trello. Thanks!
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Yes, it is challenging to index and process billions of web pages on a regular basis. Our current architecture can be scaled to handle 500+ million web-pages. However, to increase the crawl frequency and introduce more services, we are buil
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by jijosunny 9y ago
It could be because of the peak time HN and PH created yesterday. We had to queue all new URLs so that URLs that we once processed (almost all of the top 1M websites) work fine. There were also minor downtimes between server upgrades.
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by jijosunny 9y ago
We frequently update our supporting TLDs to avoid this problem. It's important considering the plethora of new fancy TLDs that are popping up all the time. Thanks, and glad you liked the product!
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Haha, I'll take that as a compliment.
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Very strange. It is working fine on our side: https://cl.ly/1x150t1m0922 I'll check this with our developer and get on it right away. Thank you so much for taking time to report this!
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by jijosunny 9y ago
It could also be the data collected from HackerNews as WhatRuns consider subdomain as part of the main domain. Most users like to know the full tech stack of a website. If there is a blog at blog.company.com which is using Intercom, it can
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by jijosunny 9y ago
We got the same response from a ProductHunt user as well. Like we mentioned above, it will only be introduced as an 'option', which means you can happily switch :)
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Copying the comment I previously posted: We truly understand your frustration with detection accuracy, but when there are tens of thousands of technologies to detect, the only solution is to break things and move fast. We were featured on C
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by jijosunny 9y ago
WhatRuns is currently not working on localhost. It is on our roadmap and we will definitely give it more weight! :)
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by jijosunny 9y ago
We truly understand your frustration with detection accuracy, but when there are tens of thousands of technologies to detect, the only solution is to break things and move fast. We were featured on Chrome Webstore a few weeks back and got a
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Sorry, we experienced occasional downtimes earlier today, which could be the reason why. Can you try again now? If you're still facing the issue, please drop us a line with the URL in question so that we can take a look: hello [at] wha
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Awesome. Thank you so much for your kind words!
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by jijosunny 9y ago
It is working on subdomains, but you are right that the primary domain is prioritised. Most users like to know the full tech stack of a website. If there is a blog at blog.company.com and if it is using Intercom, it can be a useful data. I
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Thank you so much! I'll share this comment with our designer ;) Addressing your question, all URLs once passed through WhatRuns will be publicly accessible. You will have to use the extension for new sites for now.
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Sorry, we experienced a minor downtime earlier today, which could be the reason why. Can you try again now? If you're still facing the issue, please drop us a line with the URL in question so that we can take a look: hello [at] whatrun
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by jijosunny 9y ago
That would be great! Please share the URLs in question so that we can take a look. We are squashing bugs one at a time ;) Email: hello [at] whatruns.com. Thanks!
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Sorry about this. We have only publicized Chrome and Firefox for now considering the demand. We will release the rest within a weeks time. Thanks for dropping by!
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Thank you, first thing we did before the launch!
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by jijosunny 9y ago
WR currently considers subdomains as a part of the main domain. Most users like to know the full tech stack of a website. If there is a blog at blog.company.com and if it is using Intercom, it can be a useful data. I hope this makes sense.
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by jijosunny 9y ago
I understand your concern, but as I mentioned in my previous comments, we started with extension as developers/designers found it especially handy for a quick look-up while working on their projects. Also, our counterparts got a majori
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by jijosunny 9y ago
As mentioned in my previous comments, here's why we think we have something different (and maybe better) than our counterparts like Wappalyzer: 1. WhatRuns detects fonts, Wordpress plugins and themes (tens of thousands of them). 2. Abi
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by jijosunny 9y ago
We totally understand your point. We started with extension as developers/designers found it especially handy for a quick look-up while working on their projects. Not to worry though - we're working on something for the web as wel
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Thanks! I'll share this comment with our designer :) Our business model will be similar to that of BuiltWith's, i.e selling list of websites using a particular technology. For eg., list of websites using Drift chat ( https:/&
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Noted! :) We'll look into this right away.
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Comparing with Wappalyzer and BuiltWith, here's why we think we have something different (and maybe better): 1. WhatRuns detects fonts, Wordpress plugins and themes (tens of thousands of them). 2. Ability to follow sites (and know what
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by jijosunny 9y ago
We started with extension as developers/designers found it especially handy for a quick look-up while working on their projects. Not to worry though - we're working on something for the web as well! ️
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by jijosunny 9y ago
We just tried to replicate this issue but failed. It's working fine on our end. Can you share the URL in question so that we can take a look? Thanks!
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Nice find! :) However, WR only publicizes websites that were once loaded through extension. If you have a new website and if it wasn't opened on WhatRuns before, this lookup won't do the trick.
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by jijosunny 9y ago
Copying my previous reply: Comparing with Wappalyzer and BuiltWith, here's why we think we have something different (and maybe better): 1. WhatRuns detects fonts, Wordpress plugins and themes (tens of thousands of them). 2. Ability to

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