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When to use it
Use it to identify the real host and path in a long tracking URL and separate query parameters and a fragment while debugging a link.
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URL Parser & Inspector
Break any URL into protocol, host, path, parameters, and hash.
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URL parts
protocol: https: host: halobench.example pathname: /ko/tools query: category: media sort: new hash: #result
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Quick guide
- Enter the complete URL including http:// or https://.
- Read the separated protocol, host, pathname, query, and hash fields.
- Compare decoded query values with the request specification and inspect host or redirect parameters before trusting the link.
Check
Validate the result
Enter https://example.com/a?x=hello%20world#top and confirm that the host is example.com, x is hello world, and the hash is #top.
Limits
Know the limits
The standard browser parser checks URL structure only; it does not visit the address or assess domain safety, redirects, or DNS. A bare example.com without a scheme is rejected.
Reference
Input and output example
Use the same units and settings when comparing your result with this example.
- Example input
https://example.com/a?q=1#top- Result and interpretation
protocol: https: host: example.com pathname: /a query: q: 1 hash: #top
FAQ
Frequently asked
What is the difference between host and pathname?
The host is the server name, optionally including a port, while the pathname identifies a resource on that server. In https://example.com:8443/a they are example.com:8443 and /a.
Does my data leave this device?
No. This tool is designed to process its working data in your browser. Advertising may load separately, but your tool input is never sent with it.