Developers
JSON, JWT, URL, hashing, and API checks are kept close for debugging sessions and quick payload inspection.
🔒 Browser-side processing
stateless tools is a personal project built to speed up the repetitive conversion and inspection work that shows up in development, operations, and content workflows.
Maintainer: taxijjang · Public repository: github.com/taxijjang/all-tools-site
Overview
It started from the friction of opening a terminal or bouncing across multiple ad-heavy websites just to finish a small conversion task. The goal is to keep common utilities in one place and let browser-native workflows solve as much as possible.
Audience
JSON, JWT, URL, hashing, and API checks are kept close for debugging sessions and quick payload inspection.
Cron, timestamps, and IP/CIDR tools support short verification loops around deployments and monitoring work.
UTM, QR, image optimization, Base64, and text-cleanup tasks can be handled without installing a separate desktop tool.
Principles
If a task can finish in browser memory without server-side processing, that is the preferred path.
The site prioritizes outputs people actually copy, compare, and verify instead of loading every page with extra controls.
Bugs and improvement ideas are reviewed through public channels tied to the repository and site owner.
About, privacy, and contact pages are kept public so visitors and reviewers can understand ownership and policies.
The project is currently maintained by taxijjang as an evolving personal toolkit.