HSTS checker
Free HSTS Checker — Test for HTTP Strict Transport Security
This tool checks whether a website has HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) enabled. Enter any URL and you'll see whether the site sends the Strict-Transport-Security header that forces browsers to connect only over secure HTTPS.
HSTS closes a real security gap. Even on an HTTPS site, the very first request a browser makes can happen over insecure HTTP before any redirect kicks in — a window an attacker can exploit to intercept or downgrade the connection. HSTS removes that window: once a browser has seen the header, it refuses to connect over plain HTTP at all, automatically upgrading every request to HTTPS. It's a strong signal of a properly secured site and is increasingly expected as a security best practice.
Use this tool to confirm HSTS is active on your own site, to check whether you should add it, and to verify the header survived a server or CDN change. If it's missing, enabling it is typically a single header directive in your server or CDN config. Take care with the max-age and includeSubDomains settings — start with a shorter max-age while testing, since HSTS is intentionally sticky and hard to undo once browsers have cached it.
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