What's my ip

I made this simple little site for myself, as a sort of tool. Some of my tech support friends said that they thought it would be useful, so I decided to run with it.

My goal was to try to make the site load as fast as possible. I removed all images, and just went with pure text.

My questions to all of you site reviewers are as follows. Does it look good? Should I change the light blue to a different color? Should I try to redesign it, or is it already designed well enough? Should I put a logo/image at the top instead of text?

I know that there are other sites that do this sort of thing, but none of them give this much information. They may give your ip address and remote port, but not your Javascript version or your browser plugins.

Thanks for your time!

It's useful and quick. Perfect for a techie.

Put a line break above and below the main table and set cellpadding="2". Just putting a little more space in there will make the text easier to read.

Add a "Browser Settings.com" logo. Since the graphic is likely to be text-based anyway, you can create a small .gif image indexed to 16 colors and pop it in there anywhere.

It would dress up the page a bit and it really wouldn't add to the load time to a noticeable extent.

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Hi TheDarkStorm,

Was this a sort of hobby.

The Q is why is this site useful as you have copied loads of info that you can get anyway and is available.

Keimos

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There must be 10+ other websites providing this functionality.

What is the point of this one?

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You have already posted this on the 18th of September.
No need to post it again and again. That violates are rules here.

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