I believe the "x-nananana: Batcache" header is included on some/all WordPress sites hosted by Automattic. "curl -I <a href="https://automattic.com/" rel="nofollow">https://automattic.com/</a>" returns it as well.<p>Source: I work there. :)
I'm surprised Caddy isn't more popular. I use it to serve my blog and reverse proxy a few services and it's completely hassle free. It's much better than nginx in that respect, especially if you include TLS termination.
wow, 21% of the personal websites are JavaScript-free.<p>As one who studies uses of JavaScript in an unintended manner, I believe that this to be the correct direction of future Web.<p>Heck, I even faked the HTTP version header to be an older Apache.
This is very interesting, nice work!<p>Replit does hosting now for any language they support, so I’m surprised none of the sites were hosted there—- although I guess some could have been with Cloudflare in front..