Alternatives to httpx
Inspect HTTP services with ProjectDiscovery's command-line toolkit. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
httpx
Inspect HTTP services with ProjectDiscovery's command-line toolkit.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as httpx.
WhatWeb
Command-line web scanner that fingerprints the technologies running on a website.
WhatWeb focuses on fingerprinting website technologies through hundreds of plugins with adjustable aggression levels, under GPL-2.0 instead of MIT.
tlsx
Inspect TLS connections and certificates from the terminal.
tlsx gathers TLS protocol and certificate details for lists of hosts rather than HTTP response information, from the same style of MIT-licensed command-line tooling.
Web Check
Open-source, self-hostable tool that analyses a website's DNS, security, headers and other public details.
Web Check gives a one-page web report on a single site's DNS, headers and security and can be self-hosted, rather than bulk probing lists of hosts from a terminal.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Katana
Map links and pages with a configurable web crawler.
Subfinder
Find subdomains using passive online data sources.
Naabu
Discover listening network ports with a command-line scanner.
dnsx
Query DNS records in bulk from the command line.
wafw00f
Command-line tool that identifies and fingerprints web application firewalls in front of a site.
oha
Measure web application performance with a terminal load generator.