How to find your public IP address on macOS
Find your public IP on macOS using terminal commands, websites, or DevKnife’s IP Lookup — plus how Apple Private Relay affects your results.
Read MoreIn version 1.3.0 of DevKnife, I’ve added Dark Mode, a new Text Inspector tool, and an IndexNow submission tool, along with several performance improvements and fixes. This update makes DevKnife more comfortable to use day and night while adding even more useful utilities for developers.
One of the most requested features is finally here. DevKnife now adapts to your macOS appearance setting, switching between light and dark themes automatically. It is easier on the eyes during late-night work sessions and blends perfectly with your system’s look.

DevKnife now adapts to your macOS appearance setting.
The new IndexNow tool helps you submit your sitemap URLs directly to search engines that support the IndexNow protocol. Enter your sitemap URL and API key, and DevKnife handles the rest by fetching your sitemap, extracting URLs, and submitting them automatically. It is a fast and developer-friendly way to keep your site’s content indexed.

Submitting sitemap URLs to search engines using the IndexNow tool.
The new Text Inspector tool gives you quick stats about your text, such as word count, character count, line count, reading time, and more. It is a simple but powerful utility for anyone who writes or edits text in their workflow, from documentation to blog posts.

Analyzing word and character counts inside DevKnife’s Text Inspector tool.
Alongside the new features, this update delivers smoother and faster code editing across all tools, as well as several fixes and UI refinements.
That is everything for version 1.3.0. With Dark Mode, the new Text Inspector, and the IndexNow tool, DevKnife continues to grow into an even more versatile companion for everyday developer tasks.
If you have not yet, grab the latest version of DevKnife and try out the new tools. As always, your feedback helps shape future updates.
Find your public IP on macOS using terminal commands, websites, or DevKnife’s IP Lookup — plus how Apple Private Relay affects your results.
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