Which user-agent strings identify Blogtrottr?

The following user-agent strings identify Blogtrottr: Blogtrottr/2.0.

Does Blogtrottr respect robots.txt rules?

According to official documentation, Blogtrottr does not respect robots.txt rules.

How can I verify Blogtrottr traffic with live traffic data?

You can verify Blogtrottr requests by checking your server access logs for the documented user-agent strings. For accurate verification, correlate user-agent patterns with IP ranges or verification methods provided by Blogtrottr.

What is Blogtrottr?

Direct Answer: Blogtrottr is a service operated by Blogtrottr that delivers updates from news, feeds, and blogs to users' email inboxes.

Operator: Blogtrottr Type: Other Bot Purpose: News and feed aggregation for email delivery

Blogtrottr is a service that aggregates updates from various news sources, feeds, and blogs, and sends them directly to users' email inboxes. This allows users to stay informed on-the-go. The service appears to be operated by Blogtrottr itself.

User-Agent Identification

The following user-agent strings identify Blogtrottr in your live traffic data:

Blogtrottr/2.0

robots.txt Rules for Blogtrottr

Respects robots.txt: No

Robots.txt has limited effect on user-initiated bots

Blogtrottr is triggered by user actions within Blogtrottr's products. While Blogtrottr states it respects robots.txt, the bot operates differently from autonomous crawlers — it fetches specific URLs on demand rather than systematically spidering your site. Server-log monitoring is the only reliable way to verify what actually happens.

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Crawl Behavior

Frequency:Not Documented

Request Pattern:Not Documented

Crawl Activity Index

Relative crawl activity for Blogtrottr over the past 28 days. Higher values indicate increased crawling intensity compared to the period baseline.

View recent activity data (last 7 days)

Date	Activity Index
Mar 28, 2026	14.2
Mar 29, 2026	12.4
Mar 30, 2026	27.7
Mar 31, 2026	16.6
Apr 1, 2026	21.3
Apr 2, 2026	20.0
Apr 3, 2026	16.2

Source: Cloudflare Radar

Why track Blogtrottr traffic?

Identify and classify unknown crawler activity. Blogtrottr may appear in your live traffic data with varying frequency. Tracking its behavior helps you decide whether to allow, throttle, or block it based on actual data.

Protect your crawl budget. Every bot request consumes server resources. Understanding what Blogtrottr crawls helps you prioritize the crawlers that matter.

Log Verification

To verify Blogtrottr traffic in your live traffic data:

Search access logs for the user-agent strings listed above
Check if the IP addresses match documented ranges (if provided by Blogtrottr)
Verify the crawl pattern matches documented behavior
Use reverse DNS lookup for additional verification if available

Note: Observed behavior in production environments may differ from official documentation. Live traffic monitoring provides the only reliable verification of actual bot behavior.

Undocumented Information

The following information is not officially documented for Blogtrottr:

crawl frequency
IP verification
JavaScript rendering
user-agents technical details

Official Documentation

View Official Blogtrottr Documentation →

Information sourced from official documentation. Content generated with AI assistance.