Advanced Set‑Cookie String Parser - Online Decode Flags
Paste a `Set‑Cookie` header and see all attributes parsed: domain, path, Max‑Age, SameSite, Secure, HttpOnly. Debug cookies easily.
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Decode, format, and analyze browser cookie strings instantly. Supports URL decoding and JSON export.
Paste a cookie string and click Parse to see decoded data.
| # | Name | Value (decoded) | Raw Value | Size |
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A cookie string is a semicolon-separated list of key-value pairs (e.g., key=value; key2=value2). It's the raw format sent in the HTTP Cookie header. Some characters are URL-encoded to ensure safe transmission.
Browsers automatically URL-encode special characters (like @, {, }, spaces) in cookie values. Our parser decodes them into readable format using decodeURIComponent().
The Size column shows the byte length of the raw cookie name and value pair (including =), matching the actual bytes sent over the network. This helps identify large cookies that may impact performance.
Yes! You can copy the cookie string from browser DevTools (Application tab → Cookies → select domain → copy as string) or from the document.cookie JavaScript API. Paste it here for instant analysis.
Pro tip: Use the Copy as JSON button to export the parsed data for debugging or logging. The table copy output is tab-separated for spreadsheets.
Common cookie limitations: Browsers typically allow up to 50-180 cookies per domain, each up to 4096 bytes. Use this parser to audit cookie sizes and stay within limits.
Paste a `Set‑Cookie` header and see all attributes parsed: domain, path, Max‑Age, SameSite, Secure, HttpOnly. Debug cookies easily.
Parse a raw cookie string into a readable table. Edit values or create new cookies, then get the properly formatted string to set via JavaScript.
Paste text with \uXXXX or \xXX escape sequences and decode to readable characters. Works for all Unicode planes.
See which fonts map to generic families (serif, sans‑serif, monospace) on different operating systems. A handy reference.
Paste your CSS and see warnings for properties that have limited browser support. Links to CanIUse. Modernize safely.
Record your screen, window, or tab with audio directly in the browser. Download as WebM. No extension required.
Browse the built‑in styles that browsers apply to HTML elements. Understand why your page looks different. Static reference.
Paste the Permissions‑Policy header and get a human‑readable table of allowed/blocked browser features. Understand how your site is restricted.
Decode an image progressively using the ImageDecoder API. See partial results and metadata. Modern alternative to <img>.
Explore your website’s IndexedDB databases and object stores. Add, delete, and inspect records. Like phpMyAdmin for IndexedDB.
Scan for nearby Bluetooth Low Energy devices using the browser. Read device names and signal strength. Experimental API.
Encode latitude/longitude into a geohash string and decode a geohash back to coordinates with precision info. Local algorithm.
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Convert integers into short, unique, YouTube‑style IDs (hashids) and decode them back. Customize salt and minimum length.
Encode any file into a Base64 string that you can copy, or decode a Base64 string back to a downloadable file. Pure frontend.
Select a folder of images and start a full‑screen slideshow right in your browser. Adjust interval and transition. No upload.
Paste a human‑readable date (like 'next Friday' or 'March 5, 2023') and convert it to ISO 8601 format. Quick and tolerant.
See how many tabs you have open and estimate memory usage based on navigator object. Fun productivity check.
Generate a hash showing how trackers can fingerprint your browser (canvas, WebGL, fonts). Educational and privacy‑aware.
Look at HTTP headers and JavaScript objects to guess which browser extensions might be installed. For awareness.
Paste a raw server log snippet and see a structured table with IP, method, URL, and status. Quick audit.
Paste a data: URL and instantly download the file it represents. Supports all MIME types. Simple extraction.
Enter Braille dot numbers (1‑6) or paste Unicode Braille to decode into English text. Companion to text‑to‑Braille.
Record your screen, application window, or browser tab directly using the Screen Capture API. Download as WebM. All local.
Display a dynamic list of keyboard shortcuts for the current browser and operating system. Filter by category. Keep it open for reference.
Paste raw email headers and get a human-readable breakdown of the delivery route, authentication results, and delays. Private analysis.
Find out the real destination of any shortened link (bit.ly, t.co, etc.) without clicking. Resolves redirects locally using public HTTP headers.
Parse a URL's query string into a key-value table, or build a query string from parameters. Perfect for API testing and web development.
Break down any URL into its individual components: protocol, hostname, path, query parameters. Decode query strings easily. Purely client-side.
Paste a user agent string to get a human-readable breakdown of browser, operating system, and device. See your own current agent info automatically.