February 28, 2010

How can I find out what open source software a site uses?

How can I tell what open source software a site is using — for example does a site make use of Drupal, WordPress or other open source packages? Is there a free service that I can use to check this?

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Comments on How can I find out what open source software a site uses? »

February 28, 2010

Mercuri @ 2:50 am

Often if you go to the website of the open source software (like Drupal), they will list people who use their software.

cyndyans @ 2:52 am

just right click and view page source the website, you will found what they use.
sample
wordpress
joomla

s p @ 2:59 am

Go to that Web Application. After that please press the CTRL + U and you will get one window of Source Code. In source code file, find the META Tags. There you will find the which open source software used.
Different Open source Software are, PHP, Joomla, Drupal, Magneto, TYPO3, WordPress and etc.

Hope you get your answer.
Thanks.

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