If you're only tracking one or two domains, a plain list of sites is fine. If you're tracking a dozen — client sites, staging domains, a handful of subdomains under each — scrolling through a static list to find the one that dropped a grade gets old fast. Your dashboard is now a proper DataTable instead.
Sort and search, instantly
Click any column header — Domain, Web rating, or Email rating — to sort the whole table by it, low to high or high to low. A search box filters every row as you type, matching against the domain name. Nothing to configure; it's on by default the next time you load your dashboard.
Choose how much you see at once
Rows per page defaults to 25, with 10, 50, or 100 available from the same control — useful whether you're tracking three sites or fifty.
Subdomains stay out of the way until you need them
Subdomains no longer take up their own rows in the main table. Each parent domain shows a small "N subdomains" toggle instead — click it to expand a child table with each subdomain's own Web/Email ratings, up/down status, and pause/delete controls, right under the parent row. A "Collapse all" control folds every expanded row back down in one click. If a domain has no subdomains yet, that same spot shows "Add subdomain" so you can add one without leaving the dashboard.
What this means for you
Nothing about your scans changed — this is purely how you see them. If you manage more than a handful of sites, sorting by Web or Email rating is the fastest way to find whatever needs attention first.
Not on your dashboard yet? Start a free scan and your first site will show up there in under a minute.
Frequently asked questions
Does sorting or searching change what gets scanned?
No — sorting and searching only affect how the table displays your existing sites. Every site keeps scanning on its normal schedule regardless of how you've sorted or filtered the view.
Can I search by anything other than the domain name?
Right now the search box matches against the domain text in each row. Sorting by Web rating or Email rating is the quickest way to find sites by grade instead.
Where did my subdomains go?
They're still there — click the subdomain count next to a domain (or "Add subdomain" if it has none yet) to expand them inline, right below that domain's row.