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DEVELOPER BENCH
Use the browser URL parser to inspect a supplied absolute HTTP or HTTPS URL and return its structured components.
WHAT THIS DOES
Runs entirely in your browser.
/tools/url-parserurl-parserv4.0.0LOCAL · LOCAL RUNIMPLEMENTED — This workbench is functional in the current release.Presets for this workbench
No preset yet. A preset stores the values in this form — never the result — and only for workbenches that run entirely in your browser.
Collections
Saved on this device only. Turn on sync to carry them to another device.
BATCH / ONE VALUE PER LINE
Up to 200 lines, one at a time, in this browser. Each line takes the place of url and everything else stays as you set it. Nothing is uploaded, and the row limit is not exceeded silently.
METHOD / LOCAL RUN
The browser `URL` constructor parses an absolute URL. The tool returns origin, protocol, host, path, query, and fragment, excluding any password value.
Boundary: The tool does not fetch, open, resolve DNS for, inspect, or assess the safety of the URL. It accepts only HTTP and HTTPS URLs.
The calculation or transformation runs in your browser using the values entered above. No input is sent to UtilityForge for this tool.
EXAMPLES / LOCAL RUN FIXTURES
FAQ
The tool does not fetch, open, resolve DNS for, inspect, or assess the safety of the URL. It accepts only HTTP and HTTPS URLs.
No. This published tool runs locally in your browser. UtilityForge does not send the values entered in this workbench to a server.
No. This workbench runs in the page: Absolute URL are read by the code your browser already downloaded, and UtilityForge receives neither the values nor the result.
Yes, and it is enforced rather than advertised: Absolute URL (100,000 characters). The limit is a browser input limit on a tool that runs on this device, so nothing is truncated after being sent anywhere.
RELATED TOOLS
LOCAL — Runs entirely in your browser.
COMMON USE CASES / SOURCE NOTE
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Source information: Browser URL parser only; UtilityForge does not contact the supplied host, resolve DNS, or retain the address.