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JavaScript defer
The are 1 javascript resources without the defer attribute.
  1. https://www.epilepsy.com/sites/default/files/js/js_CAxOWXpSKAgXObShu66tRsrQyLlSYYu3s2sJTxHNzvo.js
DOM size
There are more than 1,500 DOM nodes.
Security
HTTPS encryption
The webpage uses HTTPS encryption.
The HTML file has https://www.epilepsy.com/ DOM nodes.
Mixed content
There are no mixed content resources on the webpage.
Server signature
The webpage has a public server signature.
nginx
Unsafe cross-origin links
The webpage has 7 unsafe cross-origin links.
Plaintext email
The webpage does not contain any plaintext emails.
Miscellaneous
Structured data
The webpage has structured data.
      Meta viewport
      The webpage has a meta viewport tag set.
      width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0
      Character set
      The webpage has a charset value set.
      utf-8
      Sitemap
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      Social
      The webpage has 5 social links.
      Content length
      The webpage has 2,858 words.
      Text to HTML ratio
      The text to HTML ratio is under 10%
      The text to HTML ratio is 7%.
      Inline CSS
      The webpage contains inline CSS code.
      1. display:none;visibility:hidden
      2. display:none
      Deprecated HTML
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