Absolutely any website is made up of pages. The number of attachments ranges from one page (business card site) to several thousand (standard site). Sometimes you need to find out the date of creation of one of the pages or the date of writing a specific post or article.
It is necessary
A computer with an Internet connection
Instructions
Step 1
The most accessible way to find out the date the page was created is to go to its title and find the corresponding column. Most often, the date and month of the appearance of an article or page on this resource is indicated. As a rule, such material marking is used on blogs or on personal pages.
Step 2
If you have not seen such a mark, you can use the special service "Server response". To do this, click the following link https://mainspy.ru/otvet_servera and enter the link on the loaded page in the empty window "Enter the URL of the site page". As an example, use this link https://captainmoney.ru/relevantmedia. Click the Check button. After a while, the screen will display full information on your request.
Step 3
You do not need to examine all the data, so immediately pay attention to the 3rd line, which begins with the phrase "Date:". This line contains the required date, namely the value "Sun, 26 Feb 2012 18:07:15 GMT". For some sites, the rule will be the value of another line that begins with the phrase Last Modified.
Step 4
But this method does not always work correctly - some sites use dynamic compilation of data about the current page. Therefore, the best solution in this case would be to search for data in Yandex or Google. To do this, copy the link to the page from the address bar of your browser and paste it into an empty line of the search engine. Click the "Find" button or press Enter.
Step 5
Look at the search results, the first line after the snippet indicates the indexing date (how many hours or days ago this page was indexed). If you did not find the required line in the search results, most likely, the page was closed from indexing or the search robot has not crawled it yet.
