Real Address Revealer
Built by Cosmos Web Tech · Sydney
Reveals the true URL and page slug behind masked, cloaked, or iframe-forwarded websites that hide sub-page addresses.
Built by the team running Sydney SMB websites.
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We built Real Address Revealer because every client engagement starts with auditing somebody else's analytics, content, structured data, or markup — and doing that by hand was the slow part of the job. Reveals the true URL and page slug behind masked, cloaked, or iframe-forwarded websites that hide sub-page addresses.
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Real Address Revealer
Built by Cosmos Web Tech · Sydney
Reveals the true URL and page slug behind masked, cloaked, or iframe-forwarded websites that hide sub-page addresses.
Built by Cosmos Web Tech, used in Sydney.
Real Address Revealer is part of the chrome extensions catalogue maintained by Cosmos Web Tech, a division of Ganda Tech Services. Sydney web design, SEO & Google Ads arm. We use it on client engagements and ship it as part of our public toolkit.
Install from the Chrome Web Store or browse the full registry of 42 extensions.
About
Many websites display the same URL in the address bar regardless of which page you are on — hiding sub-page slugs, internal routes, and the real page hierarchy. Real Address Revealer reads every available signal embedded in the page to reveal what the address bar is hiding.
When does a site hide its real address?
- Domain masking / iframe forwarding — a domain wraps another website in an iframe so the real URL is never shown (common with GoDaddy domain forwarding, link cloakers, white-label platforms)
- Single-page applications (SPAs) — React, Next.js, Vue, or Angular apps where URL changes are suppressed or intercepted, showing only the root path
- Reverse proxy setups — where all sub-pages are served through a single path with no visible slug changes
- Hash routing — older SPAs that use
#/page/slugrouting hidden behind a plain/URL
What It Reveals
rel="canonical" tag almost always contains the real page slug, even when the address bar shows the homepage.og:url and twitter:url meta tags frequently expose the true page address for sharing.__NEXT_DATA__, Nuxt __NUXT__, Vue Router, and React Router history state to extract the actual internal route.