How to pull URLs out of an arbitrary block of text

1. Paste the text

   Drop the source into the "Text" field. The tool scans for `http://` and `https://` prefixes; bare-domain mentions like `example.com` won't match because they're ambiguous.

2. Press Run

   Result returns `urls` (array of distinct URLs found) and `count` (length). Duplicates are removed in order of first appearance. URLs ending in `.`, `,`, `)`, or `]` get the trailing punctuation trimmed so paragraph endings don't pollute the match.

3. What the regex catches

   Standard `scheme://host/path?query#fragment` forms. Tracking parameters, fragments, and ports are preserved. Non-ASCII hostnames (`https://例え.jp`) work; URL-encoded paths pass through verbatim — no decoding.

4. What it doesn't catch

   FTP/file/mailto/data URLs (only http/https), bare-domain references, and URLs that are split across lines by a stray newline. For more exotic protocols, pre-process the text to add `https://` to every domain you care about.