Break any URL into its parts — protocol, host, port, path, query and hash — and list out every query parameter, using the browser's own URL engine. It never opens or navigates to the address; the whole thing is parsed locally as text.
URL Parser is a quick, no-nonsense developer utility that runs entirely client-side, so your code and data never leave your machine.
No. It only parses the text locally and never navigates to it.
The URL likely lacks a scheme — include https:// (or another scheme).
No — parsing is entirely in your browser.