HTTP Status Code Lookup
Look up any HTTP status code and what it actually means.
Break a User-Agent string into browser, engine, OS and device.
Compatibility archaeology. In 1994 Netscape sent "Mozilla/5.0" and servers began gating features on it, so every subsequent browser copied the prefix to avoid being served a degraded page. The string is now a fossil record of thirty years of that arms race.
No. Test for the feature itself. UA strings are spoofable, are being deliberately frozen and reduced by browser vendors, and encode no reliable capability information. Parse them for analytics, not for behaviour.
Look up any HTTP status code and what it actually means.
Find the MIME type for any file extension, or the reverse.
Inspect an IP address: type, range, reverse DNS and records.
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