2026-08-01 crawl · observed, not inferred

Technology used by womensaid.org.uk

Women's Aid is a grassroots federation working together to provide life-saving services and build a future where domestic violence is not tolerated.

32
technologies detected
women's aid federation of england
company
51-200
employees
non-profit organization management
industry
united kingdom
location

Recent changes

2026-08-01 dropped WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gatewayprovisional
2026-02-01 dropped Drupal Multisiteconfirmed
2026-02-01 dropped Varnishconfirmed
2026-02-01 dropped Drupalconfirmed
2026-02-01 dropped HSTSconfirmed
2026-02-01 dropped Nginxconfirmed
2026-02-01 dropped parcelconfirmed
2026-02-01 dropped ZURB Foundationconfirmed
2026-02-01 dropped SWCconfirmed

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.

JavaScript libraries
jQuery UI1.13.3Jul 2018Day.jsApr 2023core-js3.39.0Sept 2021Select2Jun 2022jQuery Migrate3.4.1Jul 2018jQuery3.7.1Jul 2018
WordPress plugins
TablePressFeb 2022Genesis blocksMay 2026WooCommerceJul 2018Elementor3.29.2|3.29.2Oct 2023Yoast SEO25.3|25.3Jul 2018
CDN
cdnjsApr 2023CloudflareJul 2020Amazon S3Sept 2020
Miscellaneous
RSSDec 2022Open GraphSept 2022HTTP/3Sept 2022
Email
MailgunMar 2026MailChimpMar 2024
CMS
WordPressJul 2018
Databases
MySQLJul 2018
Programming languages
PHPJul 2018
WordPress themes
Astra4.11.2Oct 2023
Caching
VarnishJan 2023
PaaS
Amazon Web ServicesSept 2020
Font scripts
Twitter Emoji (Twemoji)Jul 2018
Advertising
Microsoft AdvertisingApr 2025
Performance
Priority HintsSept 2023
Webmail
Microsoft 365Aug 2022
Tag managers
Google Tag ManagerJul 2018
Cookie compliance
CookieYesJul 2021
Analytics
Cloudflare Browser InsightsNov 2025
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