URL Parser
Parses a URL and returns its protocol, host, pathname, query string and fragment as JSON so the components can be inspected separately.
Parses a URL and returns its protocol, host, pathname, query string and fragment as JSON so the components can be inspected separately.
Parses a URL and returns its query parameters as a JSON object. Repeated parameter names resolve to the final value in the object.
Parses a URL and returns its hostname without the scheme, path or query so domain values can be separated from complete links.
Requests the client IP reported by the site server and displays it. This lookup uses a server endpoint rather than purely local browser processing.
Checks an entered IPv4 address with the IP validation helper and reports whether its textual address format is accepted.
Checks whether input contains hexadecimal characters and colons as an IPv6-shaped string. This basic check does not fully validate IPv6 address grammar.
Computes the network address, broadcast address and conventional host count for an IPv4 CIDR input. The helper does not validate the address or prefix.
Looks up domain address records through the site server when DNS tools are enabled. DNS lookup is disabled in the default hosting configuration.
Requests mail-exchanger and name-server records through the site DNS endpoint. This server lookup is disabled in the default hosting configuration.
Port checking is disabled on shared hosting. Entering a host or port returns an unavailable message rather than a connection test result.
Network-focused helper tools that developers and operators use often. This category groups 10 tools you can compare and open right away.
It includes tools such as URL Parser, Query String Parser, Domain Extractor, What Is My IP, IPv4 Validator.
Browse this category when you want to pick the best tool before starting a URL / Network / IP / DNS task.