Connect your Google Search Console, paste a list of URLs — and for each one you'll see: whether it's indexed, which canonical Google picked, whether robots/noindex is blocking it, when it was last crawled, mobile usability and rich results. Everything is computed in your browser.
webmasters.readonly). The token lives in the tab's memory,
is never stored and never reaches the server.
The tool is static: through Google Identity Services you sign in with your own account, the
browser receives a short-lived token and talks directly to the Search Console URL Inspection API
(urlInspection/index:inspect). Nothing passes through the marko-f.com server.
Verdict — Google's top-level assessment (in Google / not indexed / error). Status in Google — the detail (coverageState), e.g. “Crawled — currently not indexed”, “Alternate page with proper canonical tag”. Canonical — which page Google considers canonical: if it isn't the page itself, the URL usually isn't indexed on its own. robots/noindex — a crawl or indexing block. Last crawl — when Googlebot last fetched the page.
The data is “live” (the same state you see in the GSC “URL Inspection” interface), so each request isn't instant. For large lists this naturally takes time.