01 / Snapshot
What matters first?
Snapshot assembles the highest-value current-page facts into a first pass so you can decide which report area to inspect next.
- Focus
- High-value current-page facts
- Observation surface
- Current browser tab
Tanaw browser extension
Explore Tanaw before you install it.
Tanaw is a browser extension for website intelligence. It inspects the page already open in your tab, keeps core analysis local, and organizes evidence across twelve report areas. Use this guided preview to explore those areas before installing it.
Guided preview only. The frame is a real capture from the exact Tanaw 0.5.4 build submitted to Chrome Web Store review. Store availability follows Google review and rollout. Requires Chrome 116+ or a compatible Chromium browser. Tanaw does not simulate unseen module screens here.
Tanaw extension · 0.5.4 Store submission
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Tanaw includes hosting, IP address, DNS, SSL, technology, security, server information and findings across its analysis areas.
Guided product explorer
Choose what you want to inspect.
These are the twelve current report areas in Tanaw: Snapshot plus eleven analysis modules. Selecting one changes this capability guide; the Tanaw 0.5.4 Store submissions below show five representative real product views.
Current source capture
Current tab
No simulated scan
Analysis areas
Swipe or scroll through analysis areas.
02 / Hosting
Who appears to be serving this page?
Hosting organizes infrastructure and provider signals Tanaw can support from what the browser and page expose.
- Focus
- Infrastructure and provider signals
- Observation surface
- Current browser tab
03 / DNS
What domain and resolver context is visible?
DNS gathers domain and resolver context used by Tanaw to explain where the page sits on the network.
- Focus
- Domain and resolver context
- Observation surface
- Browser-visible and optional lookup evidence
04 / SSL
What transport indicators can Tanaw inspect?
SSL surfaces certificate and transport indicators available to Tanaw without presenting them as a penetration-test verdict.
- Focus
- Certificate and transport indicators
- Observation surface
- Browser-visible connection evidence
05 / Technology
What is this page built with?
Technology detects frameworks, CMS platforms and tools when browser-visible evidence supports the detection.
- Focus
- Frameworks, CMS and tools
- Observation surface
- Current page evidence
06 / Security
Which browser-visible security signals deserve attention?
Security organizes observable controls and findings so you can see what Tanaw noticed and investigate the evidence behind it.
- Focus
- Browser-visible security controls and findings
- Observation surface
- Current page and browser signals
07 / SEO
Can search engines read the page basics?
SEO checks metadata and page-structure signals that help explain how the page presents itself to search systems.
- Focus
- Metadata and page structure
- Observation surface
- Current page markup
08 / Performance
How does the page behave in this browser?
Performance reports indicators the browser can observe while the page loads and runs.
- Focus
- Browser-observed performance indicators
- Observation surface
- Current tab runtime
09 / Accessibility
Which page-level accessibility issues can be surfaced?
Accessibility collects page-level observations that can help you find issues worth reviewing more closely.
- Focus
- Page-level accessibility observations
- Observation surface
- Current page structure and rendered state
10 / Privacy
Which privacy-related signals are visible?
Privacy highlights trackers, cookies and other browser-visible signals without pretending to provide a legal compliance opinion.
- Focus
- Trackers, cookies and privacy-related signals
- Observation surface
- Current browser tab
11 / Network
What requests and network activity are visible?
Network gives you browser-visible request and activity context attached to the page you are inspecting.
- Focus
- Requests and browser-visible network activity
- Observation surface
- Current tab network activity
12 / Request
What happened on the main document request?
Request organizes the main response, redirect, cache, server and transport context captured from the page load.
- Focus
- Main request and response context
- Observation surface
- Current tab navigation and response evidence
Tanaw 0.5.4 Store submissions
Five real views. No simulated screens.
Captured from the exact Tanaw 0.5.4 build submitted to Chrome Web Store review while inspecting real pages including tanaw.hublikha.com and wordpress.org. These are product evidence, not mockups.
0.5.4 submitted buildReal page scansEvidence labeled
Capture runtime: exact Tanaw 0.5.4 build submitted for Chrome Web Store review on 16 September 2026. Store availability follows Google review and rollout.
What can Tanaw help you answer?
Start with the question, not the feature list.
The modules become useful when they help you investigate something specific about the page in front of you.
Who appears to be serving this page?
Tanaw correlates browser-visible hosting, DNS and network evidence to surface infrastructure and provider clues. Hosting · DNS · Network
What is the page built with?
Tanaw detects frameworks, CMS platforms and tools when current-page evidence supports the detection. Technology
Which security and transport signals are visible?
Tanaw organizes certificate, transport and browser-visible security signals into findings tied to evidence. SSL · Security
How does the page present itself to search systems?
Tanaw checks metadata and page-structure signals that help explain how a page presents itself to search systems. SEO
How does the page behave for people using it?
Tanaw reports browser-observed performance indicators and page-level accessibility observations. Performance · Accessibility
Which privacy and request signals are visible?
Tanaw surfaces privacy, request and network signals visible to the current browser context. Privacy · Network · Request
Product evidence
The Snapshot is a starting point, not the verdict.
The product pattern is broad signals first, findings in context, then deeper analysis by module.
01Start broad
Snapshot brings high-value current-page facts together before you drill into a report module.
02Drill down
The report navigation exposes Snapshot plus eleven analysis modules so you can move from a summary into the category that matters.
03Save and export evidence
Save scans locally in the extension, then export an Evidence Pack, Canonical JSON, HTML report or Markdown with evidence-source labeling and redaction rules.
Before you install
Know the boundary as well as the capability.
Ready to use the real extension?
Inspect the page you are already viewing.
Install Tanaw for browser-local page intelligence, or use the web lookup when you only need public domain records.