Websites Using Squid

Squid is an open-source caching proxy server that reduces bandwidth usage and improves response times by storing and serving frequently requested web content. It functions as both a forward proxy and reverse proxy for HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP protocols.

Categories: Cache tool, Reverse proxy

Official website: http://www.squid-cache.org

29 websites using Squid

• storvretacupen.se
• traconelectric.com
• dylentab.fr
• emc.org
• mapfre.cl
• o2knihovna.cz
• amolf.nl
• bigredsky.com
• mapfre.com.tr
• ousa.sk
• eluta.ca
• 2doc.nl
• bcgsc.ca
• i-njoy.net
• mapfre.com
• cnrt.gob.ar
• onjive.com
• anep.edu.uy
• guppy.live
• pacificlife.com
• o2.sk
• tfwiki.net
• vedur.is
• imslp.org
• vodafone.co.uk
• p-world.co.jp
• fsf.org
• 10jqka.com.cn
• launchpad.net

Squid is ranked #105 of 127 in Cache tool by website adoption.

Cache tool alternatives ranked by popularity

1. Varnish — 15,681 websites
2. WP Rocket — 10,973 websites
3. LiteSpeed Cache — 10,510 websites
4. WP Fastest Cache — 4,469 websites
5. Redis Object Cache — 2,844 websites
6. WP Super Cache — 2,811 websites
7. WordPress Super Cache — 2,768 websites
8. NitroPack — 1,845 websites
9. Google PageSpeed — 1,240 websites
10. SG Optimizer — 756 websites

Technologies commonly used with Squid

• Fastly — 83% co-occurrence
• Open Graph — 55% co-occurrence
• HSTS — 41% co-occurrence
• PHP — 41% co-occurrence
• jQuery — 38% co-occurrence
• Google Analytics — 38% co-occurrence
• Google Analytics 4 — 31% co-occurrence
• Nginx — 24% co-occurrence

How WhatStack detects Squid

WhatStack detects Squid 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 Squid?

Squid is an open-source caching proxy server that reduces bandwidth usage and improves response times by storing and serving frequently requested web content. It functions as both a forward proxy and reverse proxy for HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP protocols.

How many websites use Squid?

WhatStack has detected Squid on 29 websites in our database.

How do you detect Squid?

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