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URL and web data tools
Encode, decode, parse, inspect, extract, and prepare URLs or web data.
A URL contains structured components. Encode only the component that needs encoding, and never place secrets in a URL.
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- Base64 Encoder and DecoderEncode text to Base64 as UTF-8, or decode Base64 and Base64url to bytes and readable text. Check padding, strict mode, and line breaks.
- domains ExtractorExtract domain-shaped names from text without visiting them. Preserve repeats or select Unique and Sort for a deduplicated list.
- Fang URL Network ClientRun Fang URL with a reviewed destination and request settings. Enter input, adjust the options, then copy or download the result.
- URI ParserRead URI input and show its structured details. Enter input, adjust the options, then copy or download the result.
- URL DefangerDefang URLs and domains for incident reports in your browser. https://example.com becomes hxxps[://]example[.]com so apps stop linking it.
- URL Encoder and DecoderPercent-encode text as UTF-8 or decode %XX escapes. Choose whether + means a space and whether URL punctuation such as & and = is encoded.
- URLs ExtractorExtract http, https, and ftp URLs from text, logs, or HTML source in your browser. Optional case-insensitive sort, exact de-duplication, and count.
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When should I URL encode a value?
Encode a value before placing it inside a URL component. Do not encode the complete URL when its separators must remain structural.
Is a URL safe for secrets?
No. Browsers, servers, analytics, and shared messages can store complete URLs. Use a protected request body for secrets.
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