GRAYBYTE BYTE SNIPER is a web-based tool for extracting, processing, and manipulating URLs or text input. Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, it features a cyberpunk interface with a particle background, glitch animations, and a responsive design. Ideal for security researchers, data center admins, or text manipulation enthusiasts, it extracts URLs, removes duplicates, transforms text, and more.
URL-X (Extract URLs) Description: Extracts all URLs from input text, removes duplicates (case-insensitive), and applies optional prefixes/suffixes from Before and After fields. Example: Input: Visit https://example.com and http://test.com Also check https://EXAMPLE.com/path and test.com Before: https:// After: /admin Output: https://example.com/admin https://test.com/admin Summary: Total URLs Found: 4, Duplicates Removed: 2, Unique URLs: 2
N-DUP (Remove Duplicates) Description : Removes duplicate lines from input text (case-sensitive) and applies optional prefixes/suffixes. Example: Input: apple banana apple orange Before: [ After: ] Output: [apple] [banana] [orange] Summary: Total lines: 4, Unique lines: 3
RM / DUP (Remove Slash and Deduplicate) Description: Extracts URLs, removes everything after the first slash (keeping only the domain), removes duplicates (case-insensitive), and applies prefixes/suffixes. Example: Input: https://example.com/path/to/page http://example.com/other https://test.com Before: www. After: .org Output: www.example.com.org www.test.com.org Summary: Total URLs Found: 3, Duplicates Removed: 1, Unique Domains: 2 RM-CON (Remove Containing) Description: Removes lines containing the keyword specified in the Keyword field and applies prefixes/suffixes to remaining lines. Example: Input: https://example.com/wp-content https://test.com https://example.com/admin Keyword: /wp-content Before: After: Output: https://test.com https://example.com/admin Summary: Total lines: 3, Lines removed: 1, Remaining lines: 2
RM-NON (Remove Non-Containing) Description: Keeps only lines containing the keyword specified in the Keyword field and applies prefixes/suffixes. Example: Input: https://example.com/wp-content https://test.com https://example.com/admin Keyword: /wp-content Before: After: Output: https://example.com/wp-content Summary: Total lines: 3, Lines removed: 2, Remaining lines: 1
RMN-NUM (Remove N Characters) Description: Removes the first N characters from each line, where N is specified in the Number field, and applies prefixes/suffixes. Example: Input: https://example.com https://test.com Number: 8 Before: After: Output: example.com test.com Summary: Processed lines: 2
UPPE (Uppercase) Description: Converts all lines to uppercase and applies prefixes/suffixes. Example: Input: apple Banana ORANGE Before: After: Output: APPLE BANANA ORANGE Summary: Processed lines: 3
LOWE (Lowercase) Description: Converts all lines to lowercase and applies prefixes/suffixes. Example: Input: APPLE Banana ORANGE Before: After: Output: apple banana orange Summary: Processed lines: 3
CAPE (Capitalize) Description: Converts all lines to title case (first letter of each word capitalized) and applies prefixes/suffixes. Example: Input: apple pie banana split orange juice Before: After: Output: Apple Pie Banana Split Orange Juice Summary: Processed lines: 3
Shuffle Description: Randomly shuffles all lines and applies prefixes/suffixes. Example: Input: line1 line2 line3 Before: After: Output (order varies): line3 line1 line2 Summary: Total Lines Processed: 3
Copy Results Description: Copies the content of the Processed Output textarea to the clipboard. Example: Output Textarea: https://example.com https://test.com Action: Click Copy Results Result: Text is copied to clipboard, notification says “Results copied!” (or “Nothing to copy!” if empty) Additional Features
Text To Add Before/After: Add custom strings before or after each line (e.g., https:// before, /admin after). Keyword Field: Used by RM-CON and RM-NON to filter lines based on a keyword (e.g., /wp-content). Number Field: Used by RMN-NUM to specify how many characters to remove from the start of each line. Summary: Displays stats like total lines, duplicates removed, or remaining lines after processing. Notifications: Green for success (e.g., “Extraction complete!”), red for errors (e.g., “Input is empty!”).