Normalize
We turn a full link into a clean website name. For example, a video link on YouTube becomes youtube.com.
How it works · version 2
A clear answer, step by step.
We compare recent website checks by country and show the result in plain language.
How a lookup works
You enter a website and choose a 7, 30, or 90 day window. Our server cleans up the address, checks recent evidence, and returns one report.
Check
We group recent public website-connection checks by country and count how often they worked or showed signs of interference.
Compare
Regional summaries add context for heavily filtered countries. Reused measurements are not counted as separate confirmation.
Explain
The page gives a plain answer first, then lets you open the evidence, country rows, and optional technical failure details.
How the scanner overview works
The headline, map, rankings, and alerts pages read the same saved hourly update. Opening those pages does not start another round of checks.
Scan on schedule
A bounded watchlist is measured by the scheduled scanner. Each run records its start, finish, successes, failures, and evidence window.
Confirm before publishing
Headlines require repeated recent checks.
Publish one update
The homepage, world map, rankings, and alerts use the same saved results, so their answers stay in sync.
Show the useful facts
Each headline includes its place, number of checks, and updated time.
Three report states
Every report uses the same plain-language states.
A block was found
At least one country crossed the blocked line: half or more of its recent checks showed an access problem. The report still shows how many checks support that result.
No block was found
Usable recent checks found no country crossing the blocked line.
Not enough data
There were not enough usable recent checks for either answer.
Mixed evidence stays mixed
Different networks, dates, and test methods can disagree. The page says so instead of averaging the conflict away.
Freshness and caching
Saved results keep popular reports quick and avoid repeating the same work.
Saved reports
Successful website reports can stay at the nearby edge for one hour, with an older copy available while a fresh one loads. Every report shows when its evidence was checked.
Popular websites
A small list is refreshed every hour and its saved results last for up to 24 hours. A fresh technical-detail check does not reuse an older result.
Map and alerts
The map, rankings, and alerts use the same saved hourly update and show when it was made.
Request limits
Normal checks and fresh technical checks have separate safety limits. If the service is busy, it asks you to wait one minute before trying again.
Known limits
Coverage and ordinary network failures can affect results.
Conditions can differ by network, place, and time. Reports describe
observed access, not who caused it or a nationwide policy.