Download websites that use LiveZilla

About LiveZilla

Every other entry in this catalogue arrives with something attached to it, a company, a licence, a first release year, a language, an address on the web where the product describes itself. LiveZilla arrives with none of that. Our record holds a name and a detection and nothing more, so what follows is built on the detection rather than on a product profile we can vouch for.

The name deserves a flag as well. Reused product names are common in a catalogue this size, and a match means a page served a fingerprint associated with LiveZilla, not that a particular company's software is licensed and running behind it. Where a generated description would normally fill the gap with a founding story and a country of origin, the honest move is to leave the gap visible.

As of October 2026 the detected total for LiveZilla stands at 1. A count carries very little on its own, and with no category, no version history and no vendor beside it there is nothing to turn it into a share of. Fingerprints weaken in both directions too. A marker can sit in a page long after the software behind it stopped running, and a marker an operator controls can be renamed, reskinned or proxied behind the site's own domain, which strips the recognisable trace out of the page a crawler downloads.

What the entry does support is narrow and worth stating plainly. A domain here is a domain where our crawl matched a marker recorded under this name on a stated date, with everything else we fingerprinted on the same page beside it. Whether the marker belongs to a support tool, a tracker, a plugin or a leftover piece of an older stack is a question the list lets a researcher settle, not one this page can settle in advance.

Thin entries are still useful, provided nobody pretends they are thick. An unidentified fingerprint sitting next to a known stack is how catalogue gaps get closed, and security teams run the same exercise in reverse, inventorying every unexplained third party marker across an estate.

A per-domain lookup answers whether one site matched. The downloadable list answers which domains matched and what else runs on them, which is the only route from a thin entry like this one to a set of leads or an inventory worth auditing.