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engadget.com

https://engadget.com

Performance 39Accessibility 77SEO 100Best Practices 96

18 technologies detected · Last audited Apr 15, 2026

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Technology stack

Analytics

Chartbeat Google Analytics Google Tag Manager Prebid Taboola

Frontend

Google Search Console Google Workspace HSTS Microsoft Open Graph Priority Hints Proofpoint React Webpack

Hosting

Amazon Web Services Apache Traffic Server Next.js Next.js App Router

Frequently asked questions about engadget.com

What technology does engadget.com use?

engadget.com is built with Google Search Console, Google Workspace, HSTS, Microsoft, and Open Graph.

Is engadget.com fast?

No — engadget.com scores 39/100 on Lighthouse mobile performance, indicating significant optimization opportunities.

Is engadget.com accessible?

Mostly — engadget.com scores 77/100 on Lighthouse accessibility, with a handful of automated issues to address.

What CMS does engadget.com use?

No CMS fingerprint was detected on engadget.com — it may use a static site generator or a custom application.

Where is engadget.com hosted?

engadget.com is hosted on Amazon Web Services.

Does engadget.com use HTTPS?

Yes — engadget.com serves traffic over HTTPS.

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2 audits

Apr 15, 2026 23:24 UTC Latest

Worker: worker-madrid-spain-05

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Scores

Performance 39Accessibility 77Best Practices 96SEO 100PWA 0

Timing

LCP: 33.90 sFirst Contentful Paint: 4.92 sTTFB: 190 msTotal Time: 190 msCumulative Layout Shift: 0.039

Apr 7, 2026 20:18 UTC

Worker: worker-singapore-sg-01

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Scores

Performance 37Accessibility 77Best Practices 73SEO 100PWA 0

Timing

LCP: 8.74 sFirst Contentful Paint: 1.37 sTTFB: 199 msTotal Time: 210 msCumulative Layout Shift: 0.022

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