The HTTP Archive is a non-profit organization dedicated to tracking and analyzing the evolution of the web. This organization periodically crawls the top websites to collect detailed information about fetched resources, web platform APIs, and page execution traces. The collected data is then used to identify trends and patterns in web development and user experience. The HTTP Archive provides access to this data through reports, a public dataset in Google BigQuery, and other resources. This data can be used for offline analysis or to gain insights into the state of the web.
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UI frameworks
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Tag managers
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Security
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Miscellaneous
Open Graph
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The HTTP Archive tracks how the web is built. We periodically crawl the top sites on the web and record detailed information about fetched resources, used web platform APIs and features, and execution traces of each page.