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Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group

Who runs Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group, what it tracks and what it costs, and the 20 closest web standards organization alternatives.

Who’s behind it
Not stated
Online since
Unknown
Trackers
Prices
No pricing page
Last price change
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Closest alternative
w3.org

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01 · Who’s behind it

Who runs Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group

Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group whatwg.org

Wikidata: Web standards organization overseeing alternate HTML5 specification

Company
No imprint we could read
Online since
Not in the Internet Archive
Audience
In English

02 · Privacy

What Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group tracks

What the homepage loads before you accept or decline cookies. A cookie banner should hold most of it back until you agree, and a tag manager can load more that we don’t see.

trackers that follow visitors

None of the 18 alternatives below has fewer; 6 have more.

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Cookie banner
None found

We found no trackers, ad pixels or third-party embeds on Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group’s homepage.

03 · Alternatives

Alternatives to Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group

No ad trackersRegistered in the EUFree planOnly in English

None of the 60 sites closest to Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group match these filters. We read imprints and pricing pages once a week, so more sites qualify as we get to them.

04 · History

No changes yet. Each new crawl is compared with the last one, and what Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group adds, drops or rewrites shows up here.

05 · Details

How we measure

Alternatives are matched by what sites actually offer, from their homepages, Wikidata and a summary by Claude, in any language. Trackers and the rest of the stack come from the homepage’s code and DNS records.

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