Raw HTML is fetched server-side. Rendered DOM uses a hidden iframe (may be blocked by X-Frame-Options).
This is the initial HTML returned by the server before any JavaScript runs.
This is the DOM after JavaScript has run and modified the page.
This shows HTML elements that differ between
raw source and rendered DOM. Positive numbers mean JS added these elements. If important content
(like p, a, h1-h6) is JS-dependent, search engines may
not index it.
H1-H3 tags found in the page. Only showing differences.
Only showing scripts that differ.
Images found in raw vs rendered DOM.
Only showing elements with count differences between raw HTML and rendered DOM.