What URL components does it extract?

Protocol, hostname, port, pathname, each query parameter as a decoded key-value pair, hash/fragment, and full origin.

Does it decode percent-encoded query parameters?

Yes. Each query parameter value is shown both encoded and decoded for easy reading.

Can it parse malformed URLs?

The parser uses the browser's URL API, which follows the WHATWG URL Standard. Malformed URLs that don't conform to the standard will show an error.

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FAQ

What URL components does it extract?: Protocol, hostname, port, pathname, each query parameter as a decoded key-value pair, hash/fragment, and full origin.
Does it decode percent-encoded query parameters?: Yes. Each query parameter value is shown both encoded and decoded for easy reading.
Can it parse malformed URLs?: The parser uses the browser's URL API, which follows the WHATWG URL Standard. Malformed URLs that don't conform to the standard will show an error.