How to use it
- 1
Enter a public page URL.
- 2
Run bounded static HTML analysis.
- 3
Review hint counts, duplicates, as values, and crossorigin signals.
What the tool can do
- Supports preconnect, dns-prefetch, preload, prefetch, modulepreload, and literal preinit.
- Normalizes relative URLs and shows same-host/cross-host signals.
- Flags duplicate hints, preload without as, and excessive preconnect counts.
Common use cases
- Review the head after frontend performance setup changes.
- Find excessive preconnects and duplicate preloads.
- Review crossorigin signals for cross-origin resources.
How it works inside
The many-preconnect threshold is a review signal, not a universal browser limit.
Hint effectiveness should be verified with browser profiling and real-user data.
Questions and answers
Should every resource be preloaded?
No. Excessive preload competes for bandwidth and priority; use it for measured critical resources.
Why is preconnect without crossorigin flagged?
For some cross-origin fetch modes, a connection without matching crossorigin may not be reusable; this is a review signal, not an automatic error.
