WANTED: Beta Testers

[TooMuch2AM]

Hi Guys and Gals!

I've just put together an online utility for domainers that extracts all the domain names from a chunk of text, be it copied and pasted from a search results page, or pasted in from a text file.

The utility can extract names based on TLD and can output plain text lists for easy input into Linkpop and availability checkers.

I've just uploaded the site and would like people to test it out, give feedback and make suggestions at to new functionality and features, and also help me squash any bugs that might pop up.

The utility is free to use, and I think it's pretty smart (but I would! hehe!)

The page can be found here:

http://www.brandalchemy.com/tools/namecleaner.asp

Feedback can be added to this thread, PM'd or emailed to me at:

mike@brandalchemy.com

Thanks to everyone in advance!
Mike

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[TooMuch2AM]

UPDATE:

I've upgraded the service. You can now:

1. Produce CSV output.
2. Produce 'clean' textual output.
3. Specify minimum and maximum lengths for domains output.

Enjoy!
Mike

[cjmacd]

Big thumbs up

I like it, it quickly let me order my list in TLD order


it would be nice to see

.US
.CA
and .Cn added to the list

nice script

[Whois-Search]

http://www.domainpunch.com/products/domainfilter/

[TooMuch2AM]

Thanks CJ!

As requested, you may now extract .US, .CA and .CN addresses.

You can now also reach the service using this URL

http://www.namecleaner.com/

Mike