Websites Using Reddit Widget

Reddit Widget is an embeddable social media widget that displays Reddit content, posts, or user activity on external websites. It allows site owners to showcase Reddit discussions and integrate Reddit community content.

Categories: Social widget

Official website: https://www.reddit.com

4 websites using Reddit Widget

• f1laps.com
• copypastatext.com
• rutab.net
• trilltrill.jp

Reddit Widget is ranked #17 of 22 in Social widget by website adoption.

Social widget alternatives ranked by popularity

1. Facebook SDK — 19,425 websites
2. Facebook Like Button — 10,754 websites
3. Telegram Widget — 3,537 websites
4. AddThis — 3,266 websites
5. AddToAny — 2,996 websites
6. Facebook Embed — 2,936 websites
7. Twitter Widget — 2,928 websites
8. ShareThis — 2,203 websites
9. Instagram Widget — 1,459 websites
10. Pinterest Widget — 950 websites

Technologies commonly used with Reddit Widget

• Google Analytics 4 — 100% co-occurrence
• Google Analytics — 100% co-occurrence
• Google AdSense — 100% co-occurrence
• Triplelift Native — 75% co-occurrence
• Conversant — 75% co-occurrence
• OpenX — 75% co-occurrence
• InMobi — 75% co-occurrence
• Smart AdServer — 75% co-occurrence

How WhatStack detects Reddit Widget

WhatStack detects Reddit Widget by analyzing HTTP headers, HTML source code, JavaScript globals, meta tags, cookies, DNS records, and ads.txt entries using signature-based pattern matching across 10 different analyzers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Reddit Widget?

Reddit Widget is an embeddable social media widget that displays Reddit content, posts, or user activity on external websites. It allows site owners to showcase Reddit discussions and integrate Reddit community content.

How many websites use Reddit Widget?

WhatStack has detected Reddit Widget on 4 websites in our database.

How do you detect Reddit Widget?

We analyze HTTP headers, HTML source, JavaScript globals, meta tags, cookies, DNS records, and ads.txt entries to identify Reddit Widget with high accuracy using signature-based pattern matching.