Email Header Parser - Online Analyze Email Delivery Path
Paste raw email headers and get a human-readable breakdown of the delivery route, authentication results, and delays. Private analysis.
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Easily view and inspect .ics calendar files. Drag & drop, paste content, or load a sample — fully client‑side, no upload to server.
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Paste raw email headers and get a human-readable breakdown of the delivery route, authentication results, and delays. Private analysis.
Paste HTML and see a collapsible tree of tags. Understand document outline and nesting. Handier than raw code.
See your current page load broken down into DNS, TLS, request, and DOM phases. Understand where time is spent.
See your current page load broken down into DNS, TLS, request, and DOM phases. Understand where time is spent.
View, edit, and manage JSON objects saved in your browser's localStorage. Delete, export, or import keys. No setup.
Parse a Snowflake ID (used by Discord, Twitter) into its timestamp, worker, and sequence components. Instant local decoding.
Paste an ASCII‑armored PGP message and view its packet structure. See the encrypted/plaintext blocks without decrypting.
Check how many pages a PDF has without uploading it (uses FileReader). Also shows file size and title if available. Simple and fast client-side tool.
Paste a line of poem and see which syllable stresses create a particular meter. Educational tool.
Drop a file and see its detected type based on the first bytes (magic number). Identifies hundreds of formats. Local.
Browse, edit, and delete keys stored by the idb‑keyval library in your browser. Handy for debugging PWAs.
Drop a file to see its MIME type and the first few magic bytes (hex and ASCII). No upload, works instantly.
Enter a URL and see a waterfall of external scripts with their download size and execution time estimate. Identify performance culprits.
Paste a website's HTML and see which text is only visible to screen readers (e.g., .sr‑only). Preview the accessible layer.
Paste raw email headers and see authentication results (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) in a readable table. Find spoofing attempts.
Query DNS records for any domain directly from your browser using DNS-over-HTTPS. See A, AAAA, MX, CNAME, and TXT records. No logs.
Paste a `Set‑Cookie` header and see all attributes parsed: domain, path, Max‑Age, SameSite, Secure, HttpOnly. Debug cookies easily.
Enter a URL and extract tab‐index order violations and focusable elements. Quick accessibility audit. Client‑side fetch.
Easily apply ROT13 cipher to obfuscate or reveal text. A classic letter substitution cipher that works bidirectionally. Purely client-side processing.
Beautify and format your CSS stylesheets instantly. Organize, minify, or prettify CSS code for better readability. Processed securely on client-side.
Search by MIME or file extension to see the corresponding type. Helpful when configuring web servers. Static.
Paste HTML and see the order in which elements would receive focus via Tab key. Highlight issues. Local accessibility testing.
Convert nested JSON translation files into a flat CSV table for translators. Also reverse back. Local only.
Browse the fonts installed on your system and type a custom phrase to see how it looks. Uses Local Font Access API where available.
Check if an IBAN has the correct length and structure for its country. Early validation, no bank connection.
Format a list of Q&A pairs and export as a CSV ready for Anki import. Simple line‑based template. Local.
Understand which file system to choose for your SD card based on capacity and device. A quick guide, no actual formatting.
Animate elements as they enter and exit the viewport using view() timeline. Parallax and reveal effects without JS.
Paste CSV data and instantly get a formatted MediaWiki table code. Ideal for Wikipedia editors and internal wikis.
Write Q&A in a simple format and export as a CSV file compatible with Anki. Perfect for rapid card creation. Local.