2026-07-01 crawl · observed, not inferred

Technology used by haytalk.com

A forum community dedicated to hay, forage and silage owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about tractors, machinery, harvesting, soils, pests, ranching, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more!

30
technologies detected

Recent changes

2026-07-01 dropped Amazon Advertisingconfirmed
2026-07-01 dropped Priority Hintsconfirmed
2026-07-01 dropped Google AdSenseprovisional
2026-07-01 dropped Taboolaprovisional
2026-07-01 dropped Envoyconfirmed
2026-04-01 dropped Qwikconfirmed
2026-03-01 dropped Primisconfirmed
2026-03-01 dropped Rubicon Projectprovisional
2026-03-01 dropped Priority Hintsprovisional
2026-03-01 dropped Microsoft ASP.NETconfirmed
2026-03-01 dropped Apple Sign-inprovisional
2026-03-01 dropped HTTP/3confirmed

Full detected stack

Everything detected on this domain in the latest monthly crawl, grouped by what it does. marks when we first observed it — no later than that date, not necessarily when they adopted it. Faded dates were seen in fewer than four crawls.

Advertising
Prebid9.52.0Feb 2022VerticalScopeApr 2023TripleLiftMay 2024Rubicon ProjectFeb 2023PubMaticJul 2021OpenXJul 2021AppNexusJan 2019Google Publisher TagFeb 2021Ad LightningMar 2023
JavaScript libraries
LazySizesFeb 2022jQuery3.7.1Jan 2019core-js3.49.0Sept 2021
Analytics
comScoreAug 2017Snowplow AnalyticsJul 2023Google AnalyticsJan 2019
Security
reCAPTCHAApr 2022Cloudflare Bot ManagementNov 2021
Message boards
XenForoJul 2021
Databases
MySQLJan 2019
Programming languages
PHPJan 2019
Authentication
Apple Sign-inJul 2022
Caching
VarnishNov 2023
JavaScript frameworks
Mustache4.2.0Jul 2021
CDN
CloudflareJul 2020
Font scripts
Google Font APIJun 2023
Affiliate programs
SkimlinksJun 2021
Email
SendgridFeb 2024
Tag managers
Google Tag ManagerJan 2019
Segmentation
Adobe Audience ManagerFeb 2023
Miscellaneous
Open GraphSept 2022
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