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Guide · chapter 04

Tabs, filters and URL details

What each of the 32 tabs shows, how the filters work and what you see in the bottom panel when you click a single URL.

2 min readUpdated 21 October 2026

Tabs

Each tab is one view of the same crawl. The 22 core tabs are always there, with 248 filters between them. The other 10 appear only once you turn the feature on in the settings, e.g. JavaScript, PageSpeed or AI queries.

GroupTabs
CoreInternal, External, Response codes, URL
On pagePage titles, Meta descriptions, Meta keywords, H1, H2, Content, Images
IndexingCanonicals, Directives, Hreflang, Pagination, Sitemaps
TechnicalSecurity, Validation, AMP, Structured data, Links, Link metrics
BrowserJavaScript, PageSpeed, Mobile, Accessibility
DataSearch Console, Google Analytics
CustomCustom search, Extraction, Custom JavaScript, AI queries

Filters

Every tab has filters, and every filter asks one question. In the Page titles tab, for example, they are Missing, Duplicate, Same as H1 and Multiple titles. In the Response codes tab, internal and external addresses have separate filters: Internal: client error (4xx), External: redirect (3xx) and so on.

The table stays fast even with hundreds of thousands of rows: click a column to sort, choose your columns, search by address. The Export button above the table exports exactly what you see: that tab, that filter.

URL details

Clicking a row opens the bottom panel with everything the crawler knows about that address:

  • Details: status, indexability and the reason for it, title, description, canonical, depth, response time.
  • Inlinks and outlinks: who links to the page and where it links to, with the anchor text, the position (content, menu, footer) and rel attributes.
  • Headers, cookies and structured data with validation messages.
  • Source code and, with JavaScript rendering, the rendered page.
  • SERP preview: how the title and description might look in Google, with their length in pixels.

Overview and issues

The right-hand panel counts URLs per tab and filter. Below it is the list of issues, each with a severity: error, warning or opportunity. Clicking an issue opens the tab and filter with those URLs. Every issue has a short explanation of what it means and what to do.

Next: exports and reports.