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The website frosta.hu currently has an average traffic ranking of zero (the smaller the higher page views). We have analyzed twenty-one pages within the domain frosta.hu and found four websites associating themselves with frosta.hu. There is three public network platforms belong to this website.
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The website frosta.hu has seen diverging amounts of traffic all over the year.
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WHAT DOES FROSTA.HU LOOK LIKE?
FROSTA.HU SERVER
I observed that a single page on frosta.hu took two thousand and ninety-four milliseconds to download. We could not find a SSL certificate, so in conclusion I consider frosta.hu not secure.
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89.191.148.18
SERVER SOFTWARE
We identified that this website is utilizing the Apache/2.2.15 (CentOS) operating system.HTML TITLE
Frosta. A jégbe zárt csoda!DESCRIPTION
FRoSTA. Ízletes, fagyasztott halak, zöldségek és készételek gyártójaPARSED CONTENT
The website frosta.hu states the following, "Tudja meg, mit eszik! Írja be a keresett termék nevét." I analyzed that the webpage also said " Írja be a keresett recept nevét! A tengerek és óceánok halállományának fenntartásáért! Ön dönt." They also stated " Ha a fenntartható tengeri halászatot. Szeretné támogatni, keresse a kék MSC. Címkével jelölt, minősített termékeket,. Ezzel Ön is hozzájárul a tengerek és óceánok. A FRoSTA új reklámfilmje! A cég a fenntartható fejlődés elkötelezett. Híve lett s ennek megfelelően halai MSC." The meta header had FRoSTA as the first search term. This keyword was followed by fagyasztott hal, fagyasztott zöldségek, and fagyasztott hús which isn't as urgent as FRoSTA.ANALYZE OTHER DOMAINS
Letters From Home
Wednesday, October 24, 2012. Dear Andrew and John,. The brothers came home safely on the same ship that brought them to Korea. John and Andrew returned to the jobs they had before the war. Andrew was a supervisor for Chevron Oil Company and retired around 1987.