Does anyone know of a tool webmasters can use to check scripts they intend to deploy on their website, to see if they load scripts from any third-party domains?

I know they can use #NoScript to retrospectively check once the site is on a test server. But it would be even better if they could check scripts while they're deciding whether or not to spend time incorporating them into their site design.

#MakeJavaScriptOptional #WebDesign #JavaScript

I'd love to know why co-operativebank.co.nz is pulling scripts from two Goggle domains (not unusal) and visualstudio.com (very unusual). WTF?!?

#CooperativeBank

@strypey Looks like they deep into the Microsoft stack Azure and M365 - I imagine they develop on Visual Studio and host some scripts there too? https://builtwith.com/co-operativebank.co.nz
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@jomangee
> Looks like they deep into the Microsoft stack

🤦‍♂️

@strypey Just checking over files with a regex match for uri / urls could work?

https://regexr.com/3um70

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RegExr is an online tool to learn, build, & test Regular Expressions (RegEx / RegExp).

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@jomangee
> Just checking over files with a regex match for uri / urls could work?

Maybe? I suppose I need to investigate more to figure out who so many websites end up calling third-party JS they builders are not even aware of.