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A WordPress plugin for checking redirects, indexing rules, sitemaps and structured data from your dashboard. Particularly handy when you’re launching a site or moving one.

A website can look perfectly fine while quietly pointing Google towards the wrong URL. Or blocking a page you wanted indexed. Or still mentioning the staging domain you thought you’d removed everywhere. That last one has a habit of hiding.
Crawl Fetch Inspector puts these checks in one place. Give it a few URLs, include recently updated posts and pages, or let it take a sample from your sitemap. There’s also a launch and migration check that brings those checks together and looks for references to old domains.
For each page, you can follow the redirects, check its canonical URL and indexing instructions, and see whether robots.txt allows Googlebot to crawl it. It also checks sitemap membership and looks through the structured data for things such as invalid JSON or duplicate IDs.
When it finds an old or staging-domain reference, the report shows the value and where it came from. You get something specific to investigate.
The checks are read-only, so you can look around without changing your content or settings. Incomplete checks are marked as such, and you can export the results to CSV when you need to work through them or pass them to someone else.
Crawl Fetch Inspector 0.2.0
This release rebuilds Crawl Fetch Inspector around one bounded, same-site WordPress fetch engine and expands the plugin into a broader crawler-facing evidence tool.
Highlights
The plugin remains read-only and same-site. External redirect destinations are recorded but not fetched.
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Fix crawl fetch correctness
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Initial release
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