Home URL parser
URL parser
An address without https is still read, and query names stay in order.
Why this exists
A campaign link or a sign-in address is long, so the host and the query are hard to see.
The parser puts each boundary on its own line and keeps a repeated query in the order it was written.
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01How to use it
Paste an address and the rows appear at once.
Example fills in an address with a port, a query, and a hash.
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02What you get
Protocol, host, port, path, hash, origin, user, and password appear only when they are present.
Each query is one line, name then value.
Enteredexample.com:8080
protocol https hostname example.com port 8080 -
03Worth knowing
A space or a leftover percent encoding in the host gets its own sentence.
Any other bad character asks you to look at the whole address again.
Questions
- QDoes the address leave this browser?
- ANo. Splitting finishes in this browser.
- QWhat if https is missing?
- AIf there is no scheme with slashes, https is added.
- QWhat if a query name appears twice?
- AIt becomes two rows, and the first value stays on top.