Could someone advise how to check if the platform used for an internal site is angular or non angular? Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
for angular 5 and below ,In your Chrome browser open the Angular site https://juliemr.github.io/protractor-demo/
press F12 then go to console and type angular
angular {element: ƒ, bootstrap: ƒ, copy: ƒ, extend: ƒ, equals: ƒ, …}
In angular site it will give output similar to above . For none angular it throws an error.
Check out the Chrome extension AngularJS Inspector. Great for developing in Angular and certainly gets you what you want.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/angularjs-inspector/gjhmfjbfdbeeekiijofbikifokdkfhcc
I use chrome dev tools (F12) to view all the .js files.
Go to the 'network' tab, filter only '.js' files and have a look at the preview of the content, you might see some clues.
For example, I saw in some sites a .js file of angular with comment of the angular version (1.5.8)
Another option:
Try this site: https://www.similartech.com
It has an option to enter a site URL and it will show what technologies it uses.