Auspia SEO Inspector by Felo株式会社

Before publishing, updating, or optimizing a web page, first understand what
search engines and AI crawlers can actually read, and whether the page's
internal and external links are reasonable.

Turn the page you are editing into an actionable SEO checklist without leaving
Firefox.

Auspia SEO Inspector is a practical local SEO workspace for website
operators, content editors, marketers, and SEO practitioners. Open the sidebar
on any public page to see what the page communicates to search engines, which
on-page issues deserve attention first, and whether the local render changes
when the crawler User-Agent changes.


Get a fast Page SEO Basics score for the current page, then move straight to
the most useful next actions. Instead of a vague site score, Auspia focuses on
the visible page you have open: the title and description, H1 and heading
structure, indexability signals, canonical URL, viewport signal, page
language, image descriptions, link text, and structured-data presence.


Open the Professional page audit when you need the evidence behind the score.
It organizes current-page findings into eight clear groups, including:

• Search appearance: title, meta description, canonical, robots, language,
  and viewport signals.
• Headings and content structure: heading order, empty or repeated H1s,
  visible content depth, and semantic landmarks.
• Images and links: missing or repeated alt text, image attributes, vague or
  empty anchor text, and useful local link evidence.
• Structured data and social metadata: JSON-LD validity and types, Open Graph,
  Twitter/X metadata, and image signals.
• Technical page signals: hreflang, meta refresh, base tags, iframes, and
  non-HTTPS outgoing links.

Each finding is paired with observed evidence and a plain-language next step,
making it useful for both a quick content pass and a focused technical review.


Need to investigate User-Agent-dependent content? Run a local comparison with
Googlebot Smartphone as the fixed baseline. Add the crawler profiles that
matter to your workflow, including GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot,
Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, bingbot, and CCBot.

Auspia compares visible text, links, title, canonical URL, robots signal, and
structured-data presence. The Googlebot baseline also includes a focused
rendered-link report that starts with actionable links, then lets you expand to
the full rendered list when needed. Your crawler-profile selection is saved
locally for the next check.


The page score and professional audit are calculated in Firefox from the
current page. Page content is not uploaded to Auspia or a third party. When you
explicitly start a crawler comparison, Auspia opens temporary inactive local
tabs with the selected public User-Agent, reads the rendered DOM, and closes
each tab when the check is complete.

Auspia SEO Inspector provides local diagnostic signals, not promises about
external search-engine outcomes. It does not verify real bot IP access,
crawling, indexing, rankings, robots.txt, WAF/CDN behavior, Core Web Vitals,
AI citations, or whole-site issues.


The extension accesses public pages only to perform the check you request. Its
network-request permission is used only for the optional local crawler
User-Agent comparison. Auspia SEO Inspector does not include analytics,
advertising, accounts, tracking SDKs, or remotely loaded code.

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