Browser extension
Check a page in your browser, then open its saved audit when you need the platform’s results.
Browser extension overview
The extension offers a local check without an account and can show saved Supasaito data for pages belonging to brands you can access. Its local estimate and the platform’s audit results are different views; opening the panel does not run a new site audit or AI scan.
Install and choose the display language
Use the Chrome Web Store link on the Extension installation page. The current published installation route is for Chrome. Follow the store’s installation steps, then find the Supasaito icon in your browser’s extensions menu or toolbar.
Open the icon’s popup and use Language to choose the display language. The choice is saved and applies to the on-page panel as well. Otherwise, the extension follows a supported browser language, falling back to English.
Check the page without an account
- Open a normal web page you want to inspect.
- Click the extension’s toolbar icon, then Check this page in the popup.
- Read the panel that opens on the page. Click a check row with an arrow to expand its explanation; use × to close the panel.
Quick page score is an estimate based on checks of the page’s current document: metadata, headings, structured-data markup, author and date signals, sharing tags, image alt attributes and mixed-content references. Up to 24 checks are evaluated; rows that cannot be assessed or do not apply are omitted. These are limited markup checks, not proof that every declaration is correct or that an assistant can access or cite the page.
The local checker does not verify HTTP response headers, robots.txt, sitemap coverage, destination link health, laboratory performance or actual AI citations. Its estimate is separate from SSPS, SSPS+ and PERF. Use Page audit for the saved standard and deep findings.
Show your brand’s saved audit data
- Open the extension popup and click Sign in. Sign in to the platform in the same browser, then reopen the popup to refresh the connection.
- Check the listed brands and domains. If Allow your brand domains appears, use it and review the browser’s permission request for those domains.
- Open a page on an allowed brand domain. The panel can open automatically and replace the local estimate with available saved platform data.
The connected panel shows the page’s saved SSPS, issue counts, AI citation count, last-fetch date and available standard/deep checks. Recommended for this page lists a limited selection of open or in-progress technical recommendations linked to that page; click an item to inspect it in the app.
Open the full report opens the page audit in the app, rather than a PDF. Open dashboard in the popup opens the dashboard. Check the company and brand shown in the panel before acting on its results. Missing scores or records are not confirmed zero results. Cached page data can remain visible for up to five minutes; use the app for the latest audit state.
Understand access and data transfer
Local checks do not send the page’s content to Supasaito. The popup still contacts the platform to check your sign-in state. For a signed-in brand-page lookup, the extension sends the origin and path to the platform, stripping query parameters and fragments. Unrelated domains are filtered before that lookup.
Automatic panels need the domain permissions you grant. Revoke those permissions in your browser’s extension settings to stop automatic access. Sign out through the platform app to end the account session, then reopen the popup to refresh its state.
Resolve missing results or connection errors
Browser-internal pages, extension stores and PDF viewers may reject the check. Try a normal web page.
If the domain is not connected, check that it belongs to an accessible brand. If the page has not been crawled, review Site audit and its coverage. Signing in does not automatically create an audit record.
For sign-in or network messages, confirm platform access in the same browser and reopen the popup and panel. An update message requires updating the extension through the browser’s extension management. A request-limit message asks you to wait before trying again. A fallback local estimate does not mean your saved audit score is zero.