HoneyPot Detector scans webpages to detect forms using "honeypot" fields - hidden traps designed to catch bots while remaining invisible to humans.
The field appears safe and expected (e.g., standard email, name, or password fields)
Field has suspicious name/structure that might indicate a honeypot trap
Input is not visible on the page (could be trap or legitimate hidden field)
The form accepted input and redirected as expected
Submission was rejected or detected as bot-like behavior
The destination page after submission (helps track redirection)
When analyzing pages with multiple forms (like login + contact forms), each form is scanned and submitted independently. Results are clearly grouped to identify which forms use honeypot techniques.