⚡ Other

This section lists technologies that do not fit into any of the available categories.

According to our data, other technologies are used on 88.6% of all websites.
41.7% of these sites use only one other technology, 45.2% use two, and 13% use three or more simultaneously.

⭐ Most Popular in 2026

The following chart shows the leading other technologies in 2026, based on market share.

The most popular is Charset with a substantial share of 99.8%, followed by Meta Robots with 52.1% and Multi-language with 9.3%.

Charset 99.8%
Meta Robots 52.1%
Multi-language 9.3%
Gravatar 5.4%
JavaScript required 3.8%
ASP.NET MVC 0.7%
Paywall 0.6%
Wikipedia 0.3%
Disable right click 0.2%
Mark of the Web 0.09%
Clacks Overhead 0.07%
📑 CV 0.05%
BrokerCheck 0.02%
Fandom 0.02%
Google Knowledge Graph 0.02%

You can also drill down by country:

🚀 Country Highlights

Here is a list of technologies that are especially popular in certain countries.
Differences between global and country rankings are shown in parentheses.

Gravatar is #3 in the United States ^(-1)
ASP.NET MVC is #4 in China ^(-2)
Paywall is #6 in Germany ^(-1)
Disable right click is #7 in India ^(-2)
Clacks Overhead is #9 in the United Kingdom ^(-2)

✨ Other Technologies

Below is a more detailed list of 17 other technologies we detect, ranked by their market share.

Rank	Name	Market share
1	Charset Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States Declaration directive, specified via an HTML meta tag or HTTP headers, defines the character encoding used to interpret text in a web document.	99.8%
2	Meta Robots Robots directives, implemented via robots meta tag or the X-Robots-Tag HTTP header, provide explicit instructions to web crawlers and search engine robots regarding indexing, link-following, and caching preferences for a web page.	52.1%
3	Multi-language Multiple languages specified by with the hreflang attribute.	9.3%
4	Gravatar San Francisco, California, United States A profile management system that allows users to create profiles linked to their email addresses instead of their names. Free	5.4%
5	JavaScript required Notice on a page that JavaScript is required for full functionality.	3.8%
6	ASP.NET MVC Redmond, Washington, United States A web application platform that implements the model-view-controller pattern as part of the ASP.NET framework. FreeOpen source	0.7%
7	Paywall Websites with paywalls, which limit access to content until users subscribe or pay.	0.6%
8	Wikipedia San Francisco, California, United States A Wikipedia page linked from the "sameAs" schema tag.	0.3%
9	Disable right click Websites that have disabled the right mouse click menu.	0.2%
10	Mark of the Web Redmond, Washington, United States A special HTML comment that references the security zone for Internet Explorer.	0.09%
11	Clacks Overhead A feature based on the concept of semaphore towers from the Discworld fantasy book series written by Sir Terry Pratchett, an English author and humorist.	0.07%
12	📑 CV A detailed summary of a person's career, education, and qualifications, used to apply for jobs or academic positions.	0.05%
13	BrokerCheck Washington, DC, United States An online tool from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority that lets investors research employment history, certifications, licenses, and any violations for brokers, investment firms, and financial advisers. Free	0.02%
14	Fandom San Francisco, California, United States A wiki hosting service based on MediaWiki software that hosts wikis popular in the entertainment and gaming industries. Free	0.02%
15	Google Knowledge Graph Mountain View, California, United States A database of entities and their relationships maintained by Google.	0.02%
16	LibGuides Miami, Florida, United States A library knowledge sharing platform.	0.01%
17	IAPD Washington, DC, United States An online public database that provides information on registered investment advisers. Free	0.006%

Data is based on the analysis of 3,325,341 websites.
Statistics were last calculated on March 31, 2026.
For details, see our methodology and disclaimer.