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    How to check my website is opening in all countries or not?

    Which is the best tool?

  • How to check my website is opening in all countries or not?

    Which is the best tool?

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    @Hari try this

    https://www.browserstack.com/guide/test-websites-from-different-countries

    Or, you could (fairly easy) develop a script that first connects to a VPN in a country, tests the website, logs the result, then disconnects before connecting to the next one in the list and the process starts again.

    There is a free VPN application available but it would need a command line access or API to use a script against.

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  • @Hari try this

    https://www.browserstack.com/guide/test-websites-from-different-countries

    Or, you could (fairly easy) develop a script that first connects to a VPN in a country, tests the website, logs the result, then disconnects before connecting to the next one in the list and the process starts again.

    There is a free VPN application available but it would need a command line access or API to use a script against.

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    @phenomlab developing an own app is a big time-consuming job, above tool worked perfectly to run quick sample tests.

    i have used temp mail to log in.

    thanks


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