Request Map Generator is a mapping that gives you an overview of all third party uploads. It also shows which tiers lead to others. The tool provides a way to identify the uncontrolled load chain and data leaks for better Third Party analysis.
What is Request Map Generator?
Request Map Generator is an online tool that lets you choose a location and device and view a domain’s third-party assets. Unlike small sites, when testing for example a website like Amazon on the Request Map Generator tool, one can see that the tool generates a larger request map. After the tool result, you can zoom the map to further analyze the data. You also have an export feature that allows you to save the data to a CSV file. This is very useful for better managing Tiers (comparison, sorting, etc.).
Scroll down the “Test Location” field to choose a location
Then click on the “Submit Test” button.
After a few seconds of processing, the tool will show you the query map of the tested site.You can then explore the generated request map by zooming in/out the map and browse all the Tiers represented.
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