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Technologies > Site Elements > ETag > Strong ETag > by Content Languages

Usage of Strong ETag as site element broken down by content languages

This diagram shows the percentages of websites using Strong ETag broken down by content languages. See technologies overview for explanations on the methodologies used in the surveys.

How to read the diagram:
Strong ETag is used by 16.8% of all the websites.
Strong ETag is used by 18.7% of all the websites that use English as content language.

Overall
16.8%
English
18.7%
Spanish
20.7%
German
13.1%
Japanese
12.6%
French
14.8%
Portuguese
15.9%
Russian
10.3%
Italian
14.3%
Dutch, Flemish
14.8%
Polish
13.5%
Turkish
16.6%
Chinese
9.9%
Indonesian
9.2%
Czech
7.3%
Vietnamese
10.4%
Persian
14.2%
Korean
5.3%
Ukrainian
6.8%
Hungarian
9.6%
Arabic
16.4%
Swedish
17.2%
Romanian
20.6%
Greek
11.1%
Danish
19.0%
Finnish
21.3%
Hebrew
14.7%
Slovak
7.3%
Thai
8.1%
Bulgarian
13.0%
Croatian
11.8%
Norwegian Bokmål
18.4%
Serbian
13.0%
Lithuanian
20.0%
Slovenian
17.5%
Catalan, Valencian
9.5%
Estonian
9.9%
Norwegian
9.6%
Latvian
16.0%
Bengali
5.5%
Hindi
11.3%
Bosnian
10.8%
Azerbaijani
7.0%
Georgian
12.3%
Icelandic
23.8%
Macedonian
14.3%
Uzbek
11.4%
Malay
13.0%
Kazakh
5.7%
Albanian
14.1%
Armenian
6.4%
Basque
10.5%
Galician
11.2%
Mongolian
12.4%
Urdu
14.8%
Marathi
19.6%
Norwegian Nynorsk
10.1%
Tamil
17.1%
Burmese
10.9%
Nepali
29.8%
Khmer, Cambodian
7.8%
Tahitian
2.5%
Northern Sami
8.5%
Afrikaans
12.1%
Belarusian
10.5%
Swahili
7.9%
Sinhala, Sinhalese
9.1%
Tagalog
5.9%
Faroese
10.2%
Telugu
14.7%
Malayalam
14.8%
Kirghiz, Kyrgyz
7.6%
Filipino, Pilipino
2.9%
Welsh
11.9%
Gujarati
20.4%
Tajik
6.4%
Kurdish
9.4%
Kannada
15.6%
Sorani, Central Kurdish
10.0%
Amharic
5.3%
Divehi, Dhivehi, Maldivian
4.0%
Kanuri
7.8%
Lao
8.4%
Irish
10.0%
Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
10.3%
Turkmen
10.7%
Panjabi, Punjabi
15.2%
Pushto, Pashto
21.8%
Bashkir
11.8%
Maltese
4.4%
Kinyarwanda
12.3%
Somali
16.9%
Haitian, Haitian Creole
17.2%
Kalaallisut, Greenlandic
12.7%
Esperanto
23.7%
Tatar
3.4%
Breton
4.8%
Odia
5.0%
Uighur, Uyghur
3.1%
Papiamento
25.8%
Assamese
10.7%
Corsican
3.6%
Swiss German, Alemannic, Alsatian
33.3%
Western Frisian
14.8%
Malagasy
26.9%
Chamorro
17.4%
Occitan, Provençal
8.7%
Romansh
18.2%
Sanskrit
0%
Tibetan
4.5%
Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
19.0%
Asturian, Bable, Leonese, Asturleonese
15.0%
Hausa
15.8%
Latin
17.6%
Sindhi
11.8%
Oromo
20.0%
Yiddish
20.0%
Dari
7.1%
Ido
0%
Maori
23.1%
Tetum
15.4%
Dzongkha
8.3%
Aragonese
18.2%
Ewe
0%
Javanese
36.4%
Cree
10.0%
Friulian
30.0%
W3Techs.com, 29 July 2026
Percentages of websites using Strong ETag broken down by content languages

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Strong ETag
Category: Site Elements
A strong ETag is an HTTP header field for validation of cached web pages, that indicates a byte-for-byte identical page in the cache.
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