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URL Parser & Debugger

Deconstruct, inspect, edit, and validate complex URL components including protocol, hostname, port, path segments, query parameters, and hash fragments.

✓100% In-Browser Local URL Parsing
✓Zero Remote Server Transmission or Logging
✓Decodes Percent-Encoded Query Params

URL Inspector & Parameter Workbench

Break down web addresses into structured components and edit query params interactively.

https:2 Path Segments3 Search Params
Secure HTTPS Protocol
Deconstructed Components
Scheme / Protocolhttps:
Hostname / Domainapp.shrtx.in
Port Number443
Originhttps://app.shrtx.in
Pathname/auth/callback
Search / Query?code=spl_90123849&state=xyz_state_token&scope=user.read%20repo.admin
Hash / Fragment#access_token_granted
Path Segments (2)
/auth/callback
Query Search Parameters(3 items)

Client-Side URL Component Deconstruction & Parameter Workbench

Modern web application URLs carry complex nested structures including authentication credentials, port definitions, path hierarchies, percent-encoded query search parameters, and location hash anchors. Parsing or debugging encoded parameters manually leads to encoding bugs and broken routing links.

The URL Parser & Debugger provides a real-time, browser-local workbench to deconstruct web URLs into component parts, inspect percent-decoded query keys and values, edit or append query parameters dynamically, and copy normalized destination URLs.

Core Tool Capabilities

  • Full Structural Deconstruction: Extracts scheme, username, password, hostname, port, origin, path, query, and hash fragments.
  • Interactive Query Parameter Editor: Add, edit, or remove key-value query parameters with automatic percent-encoding and decoding.
  • Security & Scheme Health Profiler: Validates HTTPS encryption, identifies Basic Auth credentials in URL, and flags IP-based hostnames.
  • Path Segments Visualizer: Visualizes hierarchical path segments as an interactive breadcrumb tree.

Local Browser Privacy

Your files are processed locally on your device. Files are not uploaded, transmitted, or stored on remote servers.

Once the page has loaded, you can disconnect your network connection and continue using this tool offline.

Target Use Cases

  • • OAuth 2.0 Redirect Callback Debugging
  • • E-Commerce Search Filter Tuning
  • • REST API Endpoint Inspection
  • • UTM Marketing Tracking Link Auditing

Technical Specifications & Platform Limits

Supported Schemes
HTTP, HTTPS, WS, WSS, FTP, Custom Schemes

Universal URL protocol parsing

Query Parameter Handling
Automatic Percent Encoding & Decoding

Decodes URI components safely

Execution Environment
Client-Side Browser Execution

Uses native WHATWG URL API in local DOM

Privacy Guarantee
No Telemetry or Remote Logging

URLs and query parameters are never transmitted

Step-by-Step Workflow

1

Paste Destination URL

Input any raw web URL, OAuth callback link, or API request string into the search input box.

2

Inspect Deconstructed Components

Review calculated scheme, hostname, port, origin, path segments, and security indicators.

3

Edit Query Search Parameters

Modify existing parameter keys and values or click 'Add Parameter' to append new key-value pairs.

4

Copy Normalized URL

Click 'Copy URL' to export the reconstructed, normalized web address to your clipboard.

Practical Real-World Use Cases

OAuth 2.0 Redirect Callback Debugging

Developers inspect code, state, error, and scope parameters inside OAuth callback URLs.

E-Commerce Search Filter Tuning

Developers audit complex search query strings with multiple filter parameters and pagination.

REST API Endpoint Inspection

Developers verify query parameters, authentication headers, and path parameters on REST API endpoints.

UTM Marketing Tracking Link Auditing

Developers deconstruct campaign tracking parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign).

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this tool support URLs with basic auth credentials?
Yes. Embedded username and password credentials (e.g., https://user:pass@example.com) are automatically parsed into dedicated fields.
How are percent-encoded characters handled?
Query parameters are automatically decoded (e.g., %20 to space, %40 to @) while retaining clean URL encoding on reconstruction.
Are my sensitive tokens or OAuth codes sent to any server?
No. All URL parsing, parameter editing, and string reconstruction occur strictly inside your local web browser.
What happens if I paste a URL without a scheme?
The parser automatically defaults scheme to 'https://' for convenient domain deconstruction.

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