Store Inspector by SwiftForge

See which store software a site runs on, which version, and whether that version still gets security fixes.

Open any online store, click the Store Inspector icon, and you see three things: the store software it runs on, the version if the page shows it, and whether that version still gets security fixes. It recognizes WooCommerce (with the WordPress underneath it), PrestaShop, Magento and Shopify. For anything else it says plainly that it could not tell, instead of guessing. Why it matters: a store on software that no longer gets security fixes keeps every hole that is found in it. Those are exactly the stores attackers scan for to plant card-skimming code. Old versions also tend to be slow, and slow stores lose orders on phones. What you get on each store: - The platform and its version, read from the page you have open. - A plain verdict: current, behind, or end of life, and what that means. - PHP, when the server says which version it runs. - A button to our free speed test, which opens the home, category, product and cart page on a simulated phone and tells you how long shoppers wait. The list of what is current and what is end of life comes from the vendors' own release pages (php.net, WordPress, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Adobe) and is updated with each release of the extension. Store Inspector only looks at a page when you click its icon. It does not run in the background, does not read your browsing, and collects nothing. Made by SwiftForge, a small team that upgrades, speeds up and looks after WooCommerce and PrestaShop stores.