All changes to this tool index, newest first. Each entry shows the version, the deployment date and time, and whether it is a new feature or a fix. The release notes of the individual tools are linked from their own pages.
Removed the discontinued User Inspector and Category Inspector tools from the index — they no longer appear in the version list or the sitemap.
The tools index now shows the same GDPR cookie-consent banner as the rest of the suite, and the card-order preference is stored through that same shared consent — non-essential cookies (your language and card order) are only set after you choose “Accept”, and “Decline” keeps everything session-only.
All six remaining beta tools have left beta: QR Generator, Password Generator, Regex Generator, Currency Converter, Structured Data Studio and Timestamp Converter now reach version 1.0, so their beta badges disappear from this index and from their own headers. The whole suite now shows a GDPR cookie-consent banner — non-essential cookies are only set after you choose “Accept”, and “Decline” keeps everything session-only — and every sub-page carries the suite favicon.
Structured Data Studio (structureddatastudio.4lima.at) joins the tools index as a beta: it formats, minifies and validates JSON and YAML, auto-detects the format with errors pinpointed to the line and column, and converts between JSON and YAML in one click. Everything runs in the browser — nothing is uploaded.
Feedback is now centralised: every tool and this index link to one shared feedback form, where you pick the app from a dropdown. Suggestions and bug reports all arrive in one place.
QR Generator (qrgenerator.4lima.at) joins the tools index as a beta: it creates QR codes from 13 ready-made templates — WiFi, contacts, transfers and more — entirely in the browser, with export to PNG, SVG and JPEG and one-click copying of the image or its content. Nothing is stored or uploaded.
The privacy tiers were clarified: green now explicitly covers tools that make stateless server calls (nothing is stored), and blue is reserved for tools that persistently store user data on the server - currently none do.
Every tool now shares one common design: this index and all eleven tools use the same design system — identical colours, fonts and footer, plus a new top bar to switch between tools, so the whole collection feels like a single product. The cards and the sitemap were updated to the latest tool versions.
Every tool card now carries a privacy indicator: green means the tool runs entirely in your browser, yellow means it keeps data on your device, and blue means it stores results on the server. A short legend under the introduction explains the three colours, and the footer of this page shows its own level. In the grid view you can now drag the cards into any order — with your consent it is remembered in a cookie for your next visit. PCAP Analyzer is out of beta.
PCAP Analyzer (pcapanalyzer.4lima.at) joins the tools index as a beta: it analyzes pcap, pcapng and cap files up to 50 MB entirely in the browser — protocols, top talkers, conversations, ports and services, DNS/HTTP/TLS overview, and security findings such as cleartext credentials, risky ports and scans. Nothing is uploaded, the file never leaves your device. Port Inspector (portinspector.4lima.at) joins the tools index: it scans all 65535 TCP ports of a URL or IP address with live streaming results, and lists only the open ports with the service they typically run, its purpose, a risk level and links to third-party references. The index itself is now noticeably faster and better suited to phones — the blurred background glows are painted as gradients instead of filters, the version, hit counter, feedback and language chips no longer overlap the content on small or short screens, and the hit counter loads in the background instead of competing with the page. React is cached separately, so returning visitors only re-download a small part of the script.
Version 1.0: the tools index now has a global sitemap (sitemap.xml) listing every page of the index and all pages of the five tools, so search engines can find everything. The previous release is now documented under its own version.
Hit counter, feedback form and a language selector are new. The entire page is now available in five languages: English, German, French, Italian and Spanish.
Fixed the NetTool link: it now points to the correct address net-tool.4lima.at. The old address nettool.4lima.at did not exist and returned an error.
This page went live for the first time at christiang79.4lima.at. New pages were added: Impressum, Disclaimer, Release notes and this Help page, all linked in the footer.
Initial version of the tool index with the first three tools: StakeMap 3D (3dmindmap.4lima.at), SubnetCalc (subnetcalc.4lima.at) and NetTool (net-tool.4lima.at).