How to Customize Columns at DomCop

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The domain table shows sixteen columns by default. DomCop holds about ninety metrics for every domain, and any of them can be a column, in the order you read them.

Open the column chooser

Press Columns in the button bar above the table. The same chooser is in the Settings menu at the top right of the page, under Customize Columns.

The Settings menu

Pick and order the columns

Every metric is one line: tick it to show it, untick it to hide it, and use the arrows on the right to move it up or down. The filter box at the top narrows the list by any word in a column's name, so typing Ahrefs shows only the Ahrefs metrics and Trust Flow only the Majestic ones. Press Save when you are done.

The Customize Columns dialog

Where the layout applies

Your layout is used in every list you open: Expiring, Expired, Archived, your WatchList and your crawler finds. Reset to default brings the standard sixteen columns back at any time.

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