Through the source and HTML code of the page

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Browser extensions
A number of extensions allow you to find out which CMS was used to create the site, in addition, they provide a large amount of analytical information, for example, about meta tags, plugins, libraries, etc. Developers and promotion specialists often use such tools to analyze an Internet resource. Among them:

Wappalyzer (Chrome, Firefox, Safari).
RDS Bar (Chrome, Opera, Yandex Browser, Firefox).
iTrack (Chrome).

So, you need to go to the required resource and call the combination middle east rcs data Ctrl + U. You can also do this by right-clicking - View code. Next - Ctrl + F, in the search bar that appears, enter generator (the meta tag that the CMS displays), press Enter.

In a similar way, you can view the names of plugins, templates, paths to the root folders of the CMS via head and footer. You can also simply type their name if you know it:

<meta name=”generator” content=”PLATFORM NAME HERE” />.

This method can cause difficulties according to CMS definition, it is also noted that it is not the most convenient. To ensure the resource is protected from bots, the line is often removed from the code. But you can find a folder with templates (themes, templates), and then enter the name of the theme in Yandex. The search engine will tell you what system it is made for.