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Market Share History
This chart shows the history of detected websites using Grav CMS
Languages
Websites using Grav CMS were written in the following languages:
| Language | Percent |
|---|---|
| English (en) | 69.87% |
| German (de) | 10.93% |
| French (fr) | 3.200% |
| Italian (it) | 2.933% |
| Dutch (nl) | 1.867% |
| Spanish (es) | 1.600% |
| Danish (da) | 1.333% |
| Swedish (sv) | 1.333% |
| Polish (pl) | 1.333% |
| Finnish (fi) | 1.067% |
| Russian (ru) | 1.067% |
| Hungarian (hu) | 0.800% |
| Slovak (sk) | 0.533% |
| Japanese (ja) | 0.533% |
| Portuguese (pt) | 0.533% |
| Chamorro (ch) | 0.267% |
| Serbian (sr) | 0.267% |
| Czech (cs) | 0.267% |
| Thai (th) | 0.267% |
Popular Sites Using Grav CMS
We detected the following sites were using Grav CMS
shawacademy.com
bitbay.net
e-junkie.com
flowplayer.com
randivonal.hu
select2.org
How We Detect Installations of Grav CMS
Meta
A CMS will sometimes include a meta tag within the html of each page. This is usually a "generator" tag like <meta name="generator" content="What CMS" /> but could also be "application-name", "Powered-By" or anyting else the CMS creators decide to use.
Headers
HTTP headers, including cookies, can be used in same situations to identify a CMS.
Markup
If a CMS doesn't have meta tags, it will often have other uniquely identifiable html markup. This can range from unique html comments, ids or classes.
Let us know if you have any suggestions on how we can better detect Grav CMS installations
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