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Submitted URL: http://whatsyourgrief.com/
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Effective URL: https://whatsyourgrief.com/
Submission Tags: tranco_l324
Submission: On November 17 via api from DE — Scanned from DE
Summary
This website contacted 18 IPs
in 3 countries
across 12 domains to perform 56 HTTP transactions.
The main IP is 167.172.194.206, located in
Santa Clara, United States and
belongs to DIGITALOCEAN-ASN, US.
The main domain is whatsyourgrief.com.
TLS certificate: Issued by R3 on October 26th 2021. Valid for: 3 months.
This is the only time whatsyourgrief.com was scanned on urlscan.io!
TLS certificate: Issued by R3 on October 26th 2021. Valid for: 3 months.
This is the only time whatsyourgrief.com was scanned on urlscan.io!
urlscan.io Verdict: No classification
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URL: https://www.facebook.com/whatsyourgrief/
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URL: https://twitter.com/whatsyourgrief
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URL: https://www.instagram.com/whatsyourgrief/
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URL: https://www.pinterest.com/whatsyourgrief/
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URL: https://www.griefinsixwords.com/
Title: Grief in Six Words
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URL: https://www.instagram.com/p/CWRouPrMxWw/
Title: Continuing Education Workshop! Reminder that Tuesd <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Continuing Education Workshop! Reminder that Tuesday is our November Continuing Education Workshop. As always, 3 CE credits, recording available if you can’t join live, and designed for professionals but all are welcome ($50 with CE credits and $30 without). Description below and registration link in bio. Understanding Ambiguous Grief and Non-Death Losses: Grief is the normal and natural reaction to any significant loss, whether that is a bereavement loss or a non-death loss. From coping with divorce or loss of job to losing a loved one to dementia, incarceration, foster care or addiction, therapists and other professionals are often supporting those dealing with these types of misunderstood grief. In this training, we will review the body of literature around ambiguous loss and non-finite loss, helping clinicians define and identify ambiguous loss, assess the impact on individuals and family systems, understand the nature of the relational stress of these losses, and provide techniques for promoting resilience in circumstances of ambiguous and non-death loss. Learning Objectives *Differentiate non-death losses, including non-finite loss and chronic sorrow, defining overlapping and distinguishing features. *Discuss the role and limitations of resilience in ambiguous loss and apply evidence-informed techniques for promoting resilience in circumstances of ambiguous and non-death loss. *Define the types of ambiguous loss and assess them impact of ambiguous loss stressors on individuals and family systems. *Identify therapeutic and psychoeducational interventions to ease the stress of ambiguous loss and provide individual, family, and community support for other non-death losses.">
Title: Continuing Education Workshop! Reminder that Tuesd <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Continuing Education Workshop! Reminder that Tuesday is our November Continuing Education Workshop. As always, 3 CE credits, recording available if you can’t join live, and designed for professionals but all are welcome ($50 with CE credits and $30 without). Description below and registration link in bio. Understanding Ambiguous Grief and Non-Death Losses: Grief is the normal and natural reaction to any significant loss, whether that is a bereavement loss or a non-death loss. From coping with divorce or loss of job to losing a loved one to dementia, incarceration, foster care or addiction, therapists and other professionals are often supporting those dealing with these types of misunderstood grief. In this training, we will review the body of literature around ambiguous loss and non-finite loss, helping clinicians define and identify ambiguous loss, assess the impact on individuals and family systems, understand the nature of the relational stress of these losses, and provide techniques for promoting resilience in circumstances of ambiguous and non-death loss. Learning Objectives *Differentiate non-death losses, including non-finite loss and chronic sorrow, defining overlapping and distinguishing features. *Discuss the role and limitations of resilience in ambiguous loss and apply evidence-informed techniques for promoting resilience in circumstances of ambiguous and non-death loss. *Define the types of ambiguous loss and assess them impact of ambiguous loss stressors on individuals and family systems. *Identify therapeutic and psychoeducational interventions to ease the stress of ambiguous loss and provide individual, family, and community support for other non-death losses.">
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URL: https://www.instagram.com/p/CWRR-6sv3Jm/
Title: I always have a deep love-hate relationship with s <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="I always have a deep love-hate relationship with social media. Today I was just scrolling waaay back to find a particular post and I stumbled on these photos I posted in early 2019. It was part of a wyg grief photo challenge and I have no memory of it. None. It wasn’t even that long ago, but my brain apparently lost this day completely! Seeing the photos and caption made me smile and think of my dad and reminded me that social does let me capture grief moments that would have otherwise passed - #wouldhavelovedthis moments and #wygriefphoto challenge reflections that would have come and gone, undocumented and forgotten. Like many things in life, Instagram has its place and is wonderful in moderation. Original caption: #wygriefphoto challenge, places and spaces, Day 20, Litsa: it is impossible for me to walk in the woods and not think of my dad. He took me camping before I could walk, taught me to identify poison ivy and which berries were safe to eat long before google could tell me. He made me appreciate the wonder of the smallest insects and grandest overlooks. He helped me learn that spirituality can take the shape of awe in just how big the universe is and just how small and insignificant we are. He taught me if there is a chance to get wet and muddy, always take it. I couldn’t be more grateful that whenever I miss my father, I know I can always find him in the woods. #natureneverneedsafilter">
Title: I always have a deep love-hate relationship with s <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="I always have a deep love-hate relationship with social media. Today I was just scrolling waaay back to find a particular post and I stumbled on these photos I posted in early 2019. It was part of a wyg grief photo challenge and I have no memory of it. None. It wasn’t even that long ago, but my brain apparently lost this day completely! Seeing the photos and caption made me smile and think of my dad and reminded me that social does let me capture grief moments that would have otherwise passed - #wouldhavelovedthis moments and #wygriefphoto challenge reflections that would have come and gone, undocumented and forgotten. Like many things in life, Instagram has its place and is wonderful in moderation. Original caption: #wygriefphoto challenge, places and spaces, Day 20, Litsa: it is impossible for me to walk in the woods and not think of my dad. He took me camping before I could walk, taught me to identify poison ivy and which berries were safe to eat long before google could tell me. He made me appreciate the wonder of the smallest insects and grandest overlooks. He helped me learn that spirituality can take the shape of awe in just how big the universe is and just how small and insignificant we are. He taught me if there is a chance to get wet and muddy, always take it. I couldn’t be more grateful that whenever I miss my father, I know I can always find him in the woods. #natureneverneedsafilter">
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URL: https://www.instagram.com/p/CWIt5kVl6Lg/
Title: Throwback Thursday . . . <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Throwback Thursday . . .">
Title: Throwback Thursday . . . <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Throwback Thursday . . .">
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URL: https://www.instagram.com/p/CV6VOxIslBu/
Title: Avoidance behaviors in grief….it seems like they <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Avoidance behaviors in grief….it seems like they would be obvious but often they are trickier to spot than you’d guess. Obviously leave a comment if you see yourself in any of these. And if you do but missed our new article this week, here’s some highlights. (article link in profile and stories) Avoidance Behaviors in Grief: When someone finds the possibility of experiencing an unpleasant thought or emotion so intolerable that they let this fear guide their choices and behaviors –this is avoidance. The key difference between avoidance and non-avoidance behavior is that avoidance behavior seeks to minimize or escape painful or thoughts and emotions at all costs. Occasional avoidance behavior makes sense in doses. But sometimes it means sacrificing the possibility of experiencing positive thoughts and feelings like happiness, love, comfort, and connection. Avoidance becomes a problem when it’s a chronic coping mechanism for a handful of reasons, including: -When you regularly avoid painful experiences, you never learn how to cope with them. And avoiding these thoughts, emotions, and memories usually won’t make them go away. -Some types of avoidance behaviors are quite harmful (think isolation and substance abuse) -Avoiding potentially painful experiences can prevent you from engaging in experiences that could otherwise be pleasurable, valuable, comforting, supportive, and meaningful. Unfortunately, many of our most potentially positive experiences involve the risk or certainty of also experiencing things like pain, sadness, rejection, embarrassment, failure, or grief. To quote ACT psychologist Steven C. Hayes, “Pain and purpose are two sides of the same thing. A person struggling with depression is very likely a person yearning to feel fully. A socially anxious person is very likely a person yearning to connect with others. You hurt where you care, and you care where you hurt.” So often a person who tends towards avoidance behavior, may inadvertently find they are closing themselves off from people, places, and experiences that they actually long for because they’re letting fear and avoidance of unpleasant inside experiences guide their behavior.">
Title: Avoidance behaviors in grief….it seems like they <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Avoidance behaviors in grief….it seems like they would be obvious but often they are trickier to spot than you’d guess. Obviously leave a comment if you see yourself in any of these. And if you do but missed our new article this week, here’s some highlights. (article link in profile and stories) Avoidance Behaviors in Grief: When someone finds the possibility of experiencing an unpleasant thought or emotion so intolerable that they let this fear guide their choices and behaviors –this is avoidance. The key difference between avoidance and non-avoidance behavior is that avoidance behavior seeks to minimize or escape painful or thoughts and emotions at all costs. Occasional avoidance behavior makes sense in doses. But sometimes it means sacrificing the possibility of experiencing positive thoughts and feelings like happiness, love, comfort, and connection. Avoidance becomes a problem when it’s a chronic coping mechanism for a handful of reasons, including: -When you regularly avoid painful experiences, you never learn how to cope with them. And avoiding these thoughts, emotions, and memories usually won’t make them go away. -Some types of avoidance behaviors are quite harmful (think isolation and substance abuse) -Avoiding potentially painful experiences can prevent you from engaging in experiences that could otherwise be pleasurable, valuable, comforting, supportive, and meaningful. Unfortunately, many of our most potentially positive experiences involve the risk or certainty of also experiencing things like pain, sadness, rejection, embarrassment, failure, or grief. To quote ACT psychologist Steven C. Hayes, “Pain and purpose are two sides of the same thing. A person struggling with depression is very likely a person yearning to feel fully. A socially anxious person is very likely a person yearning to connect with others. You hurt where you care, and you care where you hurt.” So often a person who tends towards avoidance behavior, may inadvertently find they are closing themselves off from people, places, and experiences that they actually long for because they’re letting fear and avoidance of unpleasant inside experiences guide their behavior.">
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URL: https://www.instagram.com/p/CVx7baplW0D/
Title: Don’t get me wrong, we love The Boy, The Mole, T <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Don’t get me wrong, we love The Boy, The Mole, The Fox, and The Horse as much as the next person. But the @pmagrs parody - The Panda, The Cat, and The Dreadful Teddy - is really speaking our language. #bestgriefbookoftheyear?!?">
Title: Don’t get me wrong, we love The Boy, The Mole, T <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Don’t get me wrong, we love The Boy, The Mole, The Fox, and The Horse as much as the next person. But the @pmagrs parody - The Panda, The Cat, and The Dreadful Teddy - is really speaking our language. #bestgriefbookoftheyear?!?">
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URL: https://www.instagram.com/p/CVnvPVjP1_j/
Title: Remember when the wyg blog use to have a “musing <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Remember when the wyg blog use to have a “musings and ramblings” category? This would have gone in it. Also, a little reminder - we have this hashtag that we love to use that we haven’t shared for a while - #wouldhavelovedthis. For anyone new around here, it is pretty simple. If you see something out in the world that your loved one would have loved, take a picture, share it with the hashtag #wouldhavelovedthis. We love seeing what loved ones would have loved as much as we love sharing them.">
Title: Remember when the wyg blog use to have a “musing <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Remember when the wyg blog use to have a “musings and ramblings” category? This would have gone in it. Also, a little reminder - we have this hashtag that we love to use that we haven’t shared for a while - #wouldhavelovedthis. For anyone new around here, it is pretty simple. If you see something out in the world that your loved one would have loved, take a picture, share it with the hashtag #wouldhavelovedthis. We love seeing what loved ones would have loved as much as we love sharing them.">
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URL: https://www.instagram.com/p/CVeQYaEsZJv/
Title: A rare wyg selfie…weird, I know. But I was messa <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="A rare wyg selfie…weird, I know. But I was messaging with my mom and she complimented me on my whatsapp profile pic. I couldn’t remember what photo it was and when I looked at it I instantly recognized it as a photo from the day of my last haircut before everything changed in March 2020. I looked at myself and saw a person who had no idea the world was going to turn on its head. A person who was just about to lose three people in the following three months with absolutely no warning, but was just smiling at the camera, blissfully unaware. A person who had no idea she was going to feel the weight of the isolation of living alone during a lockdown on her mental health in unimaginably difficult ways, but at that moment was standing with a fresh haircut off to meet friends at a restaurant like it was nothing at all. The world, as we all know, can change so fast. It’s an old cliche that grief turns your life into before and after. And yet it is strange to be confronted with those “before” moments, to look at a photo and think, wow, that version of me had no idea what was coming. That version of me and this version of me are somehow both entirely the same person and a completely different person all at once. I’ve probably taken photos since this one where I look this happy. I hope I have. But to be totally honest, when I see this picture it feels impossible that I have looked as light one single day since then. That sounds dark and dramatic, I know. But I don’t mean it to. It’s just been a heavy stretch, an exhausting and endless slog through the last 18 months. It’s hard to see this “before” and not immediately be reminded of the “after”. It’s hard to imagine the after hasn’t cast a slight shadow over every photo since.">
Title: A rare wyg selfie…weird, I know. But I was messa <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="A rare wyg selfie…weird, I know. But I was messaging with my mom and she complimented me on my whatsapp profile pic. I couldn’t remember what photo it was and when I looked at it I instantly recognized it as a photo from the day of my last haircut before everything changed in March 2020. I looked at myself and saw a person who had no idea the world was going to turn on its head. A person who was just about to lose three people in the following three months with absolutely no warning, but was just smiling at the camera, blissfully unaware. A person who had no idea she was going to feel the weight of the isolation of living alone during a lockdown on her mental health in unimaginably difficult ways, but at that moment was standing with a fresh haircut off to meet friends at a restaurant like it was nothing at all. The world, as we all know, can change so fast. It’s an old cliche that grief turns your life into before and after. And yet it is strange to be confronted with those “before” moments, to look at a photo and think, wow, that version of me had no idea what was coming. That version of me and this version of me are somehow both entirely the same person and a completely different person all at once. I’ve probably taken photos since this one where I look this happy. I hope I have. But to be totally honest, when I see this picture it feels impossible that I have looked as light one single day since then. That sounds dark and dramatic, I know. But I don’t mean it to. It’s just been a heavy stretch, an exhausting and endless slog through the last 18 months. It’s hard to see this “before” and not immediately be reminded of the “after”. It’s hard to imagine the after hasn’t cast a slight shadow over every photo since.">
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URL: https://www.instagram.com/p/CVaa2oBroSH/
Title: Just a few Sunday morning reminders, continuing th <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Just a few Sunday morning reminders, continuing the theme of getting comfortable with asserting boundaries and needs as you grieve….what would you add that you remind yourself you have ‘permission’ to do in grief?">
Title: Just a few Sunday morning reminders, continuing th <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Just a few Sunday morning reminders, continuing the theme of getting comfortable with asserting boundaries and needs as you grieve….what would you add that you remind yourself you have ‘permission’ to do in grief?">
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URL: https://www.instagram.com/p/CVXxVwJLyRf/
Title: We’ve been getting a lot of questions that point <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="We’ve been getting a lot of questions that point to the challenge of setting boundaries in grief - boundaries of all sorts! So over the next few days we’re going to be highlighting some tips and suggestions! Today a reminder that you don’t have to talk about how your loved one died just because someone asks!! I know, that sounds obvious. But often, if you haven’t practiced what to say instead, you find yourself trapped in some conversation at the watercooler with a nosey Nancy who you’ve only talked to three times before and somehow felt like she should ask you personal questions about how your sister died in the middle of the work day. Any suggestions you’d add to the list??">
Title: We’ve been getting a lot of questions that point <img src="https://whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="We’ve been getting a lot of questions that point to the challenge of setting boundaries in grief - boundaries of all sorts! So over the next few days we’re going to be highlighting some tips and suggestions! Today a reminder that you don’t have to talk about how your loved one died just because someone asks!! I know, that sounds obvious. But often, if you haven’t practiced what to say instead, you find yourself trapped in some conversation at the watercooler with a nosey Nancy who you’ve only talked to three times before and somehow felt like she should ask you personal questions about how your sister died in the middle of the work day. Any suggestions you’d add to the list??">
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autoptimize_c7e9229857d65e5e030bd074d71f7d17.css
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/css/ |
805 KB 108 KB |
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whats-your-grief.js
scripts.mediavine.com/tags/ |
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sharethis.js
platform-api.sharethis.com/js/ |
184 KB 41 KB |
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all.js
use.fontawesome.com/releases/v5.0.13/js/ |
781 KB 282 KB |
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getTrackingCode
ka818.infusionsoft.com/app/webTracking/ |
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css
fonts.googleapis.com/ |
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autoptimize_541e2ced151704f4ff1844c6de47ec02.css
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/css/ |
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pinit.js
assets.pinterest.com/js/ |
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dashicons.min.css
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-includes/css/ |
58 KB 35 KB |
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api.min.js
a.omappapi.com/app/js/ |
208 KB 59 KB |
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autoptimize_f8f3e72c7a7b7301eb00496c7ae83ca1.js
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/js/ |
872 KB 223 KB |
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truncated
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37 B 0 |
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front-hero.png
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ |
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SinkinSans-700Bold-webfont.woff
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/themes/whatsyourgrief/assets/fonts/ |
26 KB 26 KB |
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SinkinSans-400Regular-webfont.woff
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/themes/whatsyourgrief/assets/fonts/ |
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SinkinSans-500Medium-webfont.woff
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/themes/whatsyourgrief/assets/fonts/ |
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wrapper.min.js
scripts.mediavine.com/tags/2.72.4/ |
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usersync.min.js
exchange.mediavine.com/ |
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web.keywords.js
keywords.mediavine.com/keyword/ |
362 B 424 B |
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widget.js
w.likebtn.com/js/w/ |
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c557ba6c02838058e578.min.js
scripts.mediavine.com/tags/8114/ |
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d569412a5d26df80779e.min.js
scripts.mediavine.com/tags/gdpr/ |
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pinit_main.js
assets.pinterest.com/js/ |
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analytics.js
www.google-analytics.com/ |
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5e97301cc268b7001243ae62.js
buttons-config.sharethis.com/js/ |
597 B 976 B |
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pview
l.sharethis.com/ |
0 340 B |
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23620
api.omappapi.com/v2/embed/ |
227 B 822 B |
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6f0336dae1763a334e59.min.js
scripts.mediavine.com/tags/9163/ |
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0bccc314a75a68bb1b44.min.js
scripts.mediavine.com/tags/gdprModal/ |
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widget.css
w.likebtn.com/css/w/ |
72 KB 28 KB |
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collect
www.google-analytics.com/j/ |
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23f8041750c65ab02b9c.min.js
scripts.mediavine.com/tags/gdprModalLayer1/ |
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collect
stats.g.doubleclick.net/j/ |
1 B 441 B |
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b31798362de35cc796b0.min.js
scripts.mediavine.com/tags/gdprModalLocale44/ |
209 B 505 B |
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ajax-loader.gif
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/themes/whatsyourgrief/assets/css/ |
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grief-boundary-flower-fence-FI-350x350.png
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/ |
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stop-avoiding-grief-FI-FB-350x350.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/ |
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unnamed-350x350.png
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/ |
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iStock-1277912216-350x350.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/ |
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f4f42e995c0550d37080.min.js
scripts.mediavine.com/tags/gdprModalLocale2/ |
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/
whatsyourgrief.com/ |
278 B 484 B |
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256404698_583766162906187_8528903888881517976_nfull.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/ |
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257738919_151150943903125_5169600502735017126_nfull.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/ |
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255272265_888973155089551_1786970335657220963_nfull.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/ |
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253164613_1251231228691649_1894117232948013435_nfull.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/ |
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252132849_190469126602784_6968522258228556535_nfull.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/ |
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249217259_182543014054310_2410144674209868129_nfull.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/ |
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248429963_4560175717429419_4428046291693449796_nfull.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/ |
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248080229_466358748025338_4443654653130871856_nfull.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/ |
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244669132_564468144663312_2589977083042720281_nfull.jpg
whatsyourgrief.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/ |
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truncated
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websiteTriggerIframe
ka818.infusionsoft.app/app/webTracking/ Frame 1D97 |
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collect
www.google-analytics.com/ |
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api.js
ka818.infusionsoft.app/cdn-cgi/bm/cv/669835187/ Frame 1D97 |
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spacer.gif
ka818.infusionsoft.app/slices/ Redirect Chain
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43 B 254 B |
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result
ka818.infusionsoft.app/cdn-cgi/bm/cv/ Frame 1D97 |
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/
log.pinterest.com/ |
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Verdicts & Comments Add Verdict or Comment
128 JavaScript Global Variables
These are the non-standard "global" variables defined on the window object. These can be helpful in identifying possible client-side frameworks and code.
object| 0 object| 1 object| onbeforexrselect function| reportError boolean| originAgentCluster object| scheduler object| cld_js_object object| likebtn_eh_data object| $mediavine object| mvWrapperJsonp number| formDisplay object| nfForms object| form number| likebtn_wl object| a object| m number| PIN_18948 string| sbiajaxurl function| bowser object| wpzoomRatingStars object| infusion object| infusionsoftSettings object| wc_add_to_cart_params object| woocommerce_params object| wc_cart_fragments_params object| themeData object| nfi18n object| nfFrontEnd object| nfRepeater object| sb_instagram_js_options object| omapi_data function| setImmediate function| clearImmediate function| OptinMonsterApp boolean| om_loaded string| GoogleAnalyticsObject function| ga object| st object| __stdos__ boolean| tpcCookiesEnableCheckingDone boolean| tpcCookiesEnabledStatus function| __sharethis__docReady object| __sharethis__ object| ___FONT_AWESOME___ object| FontAwesomeConfig object| FontAwesome object| om2317_23620 boolean| _omvisitsadded function| omq function| __tcfapi object| PIN_1637133450150 string| value string| key object| PinUtils object| LikeBtn object| google_tag_data object| gaplugins object| gaGlobal object| gaData function| __uspapi function| cld_setCookie function| cld_getCookie function| likebtn_init function| likebtn_eh function| likebtn_ajax function| likebtn_log function| likebtn_http_build_query function| likebtn_modal function| _typeof2 object| nfRadio function| nfRecaptcha function| nfRenderRecaptcha boolean| sbi_js_exists undefined| $ function| jQuery function| Popup function| Cookies object| Foundation object| CoreUtils object| Box function| onImagesLoaded object| MediaQuery object| Motion object| Nest function| Timer object| Triggers function| Abide function| Accordion function| AccordionMenu function| Drilldown function| Dropdown function| DropdownMenu function| Equalizer function| Interchange function| Magellan function| OffCanvas function| Orbit function| ResponsiveMenu function| ResponsiveToggle function| Reveal function| Slider function| SmoothScroll function| Sticky function| Tabs function| Toggler function| Tooltip function| ResponsiveAccordionTabs object| default function| Waypoint function| almFiltersChange function| almFiltersActive string| waypointContextKey object| lazySizes object| wp function| _ object| Backbone object| Mn object| Marionette function| mexp function| sbi_init object| _omapp number| for_index object| sbi number| sbiWindowWidth number| sbi_photo_width_manual function| formContentView number| load_delay undefined| new_height10 Cookies
Cookies are little pieces of information stored in the browser of a user. Whenever a user visits the site again, he will also send his cookie values, thus allowing the website to re-identify him even if he changed locations. This is how permanent logins work.
| Domain/Path | Expires | Name / Value |
|---|---|---|
| whatsyourgrief.com/ | Name: wpzoom-not-logged-user-id Value: 8780814883 |
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| .infusionsoft.com/ | Name: __cf_bm Value: GN6XWtHgOSC9QCnQOVVtd2iZ0bcfENANNMEgu7hXarw-1637133449-0-ARaQCNtTkXWqqR4Gc7m73Pm71PzacSKebaDblquqHjJVZBcTC3o9rN2xB5Ud1g0X8ElPXjQVYAVVBPcA+rjeQfg= |
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| whatsyourgrief.com/ | Name: _omappvp Value: 2P0IXrNpIb6D3MkXnZH4d9NN0tsK3vTGcedETX1Kma8hgABqZPzVpkNJP9S3MFqE3T23lFRHspN7aCaGvmVYfqSyqy7gLnkb |
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| whatsyourgrief.com/ | Name: _omappvs Value: 1637133450110 |
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| .whatsyourgrief.com/ | Name: _ga Value: GA1.2.1419512065.1637133450 |
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| .whatsyourgrief.com/ | Name: _gid Value: GA1.2.151357798.1637133450 |
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| .whatsyourgrief.com/ | Name: _gat Value: 1 |
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| whatsyourgrief.com/ | Name: mediavine_session Value: {%22depth%22:0%2C%22referrer%22:%22%22%2C%22videoVersionGroup%22:{%22name%22:%22default%22%2C%22version%22:%229.0.27%22}} |
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| .infusionsoft.app/ | Name: __cf_bm Value: lCwgNTlUDw7tlA6itob77PhDoC_tO_UEblWKvgRiL6o-1637133451-0-AQn+Hya0eaSpxIbablp7Fu/OxlgX/vHpz15dybZoE7RcT1eBWAXpqEKCaWnmvcI5t2fwG6S397O2ooq5MOYDJ6nklD7Ip2HLKTUvtPfKofgYMurXOCtu6JxUmdZHlI0/lOPudtRHzpMHZUd/LFf7FrDslGEm8Xafcd4Y+cvfvbs0bV6u8XQ2+eWpVhrjpNdC5g== |
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| ka818.infusionsoft.app/ | Name: InfusionsoftTrackingCookie Value: f53e7fe9eaca5221e5cdbd898fbda3e8 |
Indicators
This is a term in the security industry to describe indicators such as IPs, Domains, Hashes, etc. This does not imply that any of these indicate malicious activity.
a.omappapi.com
api.omappapi.com
assets.pinterest.com
buttons-config.sharethis.com
exchange.mediavine.com
fonts.googleapis.com
ka818.infusionsoft.app
ka818.infusionsoft.com
keywords.mediavine.com
l.sharethis.com
log.pinterest.com
platform-api.sharethis.com
scripts.mediavine.com
stats.g.doubleclick.net
use.fontawesome.com
w.likebtn.com
whatsyourgrief.com
www.google-analytics.com
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