A little clarity before the click
See past the
long link.
Find the actual host, untangle query parameters, and reveal URLs tucked inside another URL.
We read the text. We never visit it. This is a syntax inspector, not a destination or safety check.
The host the parser sees
02 / LOOK CLOSERThis is a parsed host name. It does not confirm who owns it, where it resolves, or whether it is trustworthy.
Things the text tells us
URL anatomy
03 / PIECE BY PIECEBrowser-parsed fields below; original query and fragment retain their exact spelling. Default ports may disappear from the parsed form.
Original text & browser serialization
Case, encoding, empty paths, dot segments and default ports may be normalized by the browser. Neither version is opened.
Query entries
Ordered exactly as written. Decoded labels use form-query rules: “+” becomes a space. Duplicate keys stay separate.
Links inside the link
FOLLOW THE TEXTOnly common redirect parameter names are expanded. Up to 3 levels, 12 links, and 2 extra percent-decoding passes per value. A parameter is a clue, not proof of a redirect.
Make a cleaner copy
04 / YOUR CHOICESelect changes, inspect the exact preview, then copy. Cleanup can change behavior: tracking-looking keys may matter, fragments can route an app, and credentials can be required.
Unselected parts keep their original bytes, query order and duplicates. Nothing is automatically redirected, submitted or opened.