Next Whois UI
Your Next-Gen Whois Lookup Tool With Modern UI. Support Domain/IPv4/IPv6/ASN/CIDR Whois Lookup And Powerful Features.
Overview:
The Next Whois UI is a lightweight and visually appealing Whois query tool designed for users to easily look up information on domains, IP addresses, ASNs, and CIDRs. It boasts a modern design using Shadcn UI and is highly responsive, making it suitable for use on various devices. With features like multi-theme support, record history storage, and an open API for easy integration, the Next Whois UI provides a seamless experience for users.
Features:
- Pretty UI: Modern design with Shadcn UI for a visually pleasing experience.
- Responsive: Works well on Mobile, Tablet, and Desktop with PWA app support.
- Multi Theme: Supports both Light and Dark themes, with system theme detection.
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