[feature] Show if and where a domain redirects to another domain

[bytezz]

[feature] Show if and where a domain redirects to another domain

[Bytezz]

ft.co.uk and ft.com are actually two different IPs (151.101.0.204 and 151.101.194.209)
The redirection will probably occur in http within the web browser (through html or js).

What do you think about showing the IP of a given domain name?

[RuboGubo]

Yeah, that would prob also work quite well

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[Bytezz]

Would this be ok? (Changing IP field content if it is not an IP address)

Screencast.from.2023-06-03.18-52-57.webm

[RuboGubo]

idk? might be better to have a separate field for it in the list of info bellow, works for now though.

[Bytezz]

Here it is. Now if user input a domain name, a new field appear showing its IP.

I think http redirection check would be out of scope, since this tool is for getting just IP info.

If you are satisfied with this edit (see video below), I will commit these changes and close this feature request.
If someone else would open a feature request like this in the future then I will evaluate whether it should be implemented.

Screencast.from.2023-06-04.18-19-56.webm

[RuboGubo]

Yeah, that seems amazing, thanks!