Web & Network
Web & Network — 10 free browser-based developer tools including HTTP Status Code Reference, HTTP Header Parser and User Agent Parser. Everything runs locally with no signup or uploads, so your data stays private and results are instant.
How to Use
- 1Read what the server actually sent— Paste a raw response into the HTTP Header Parser to see cache, CORS and security headers separated, then look up the status code and the MIME type it returned.
- 2Generate the config file— Build a robots.txt, a sitemap.xml, a Content-Security-Policy header or a set of .htaccess redirects from a form instead of hand-writing the syntax.
- 3Preview before you publish— OG Tag Preview renders the card exactly as a chat app or a social feed would, while URL Parser and User Agent Parser break a long string into its named parts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Use 301 when the move is permanent: search engines pass ranking signals to the new URL and browsers cache the redirect. Use 302 for temporary moves such as A/B tests or maintenance pages. The Htaccess Redirect Generator writes either one as an Apache RewriteRule, and the HTTP Status Code Reference covers the rest of the 3xx family.
robots.txt tells crawlers which paths they may request; it is not a way to keep a page out of the index, because a disallowed URL can still be listed if other sites link to it. A sitemap does the opposite job, listing the URLs you do want crawled along with lastmod and priority hints. Generate both here and point to the sitemap from the last line of robots.txt.
Usually one of og:title, og:description or og:image is missing, or og:image points at a relative path instead of an absolute URL. Paste your page's HTML into the OG Tag Preview to see the card as Facebook, X and messengers would build it, and use the OG Image Generator for a 1200x630 image if you don't have one.