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Shazzer

Shared online fuzzer

Fuzzing browsers since 2012

Characters that are valid JS variables
relative & protocol relative url starting with a slash and not immediately having a slash after it.
Entities in-between protocol-relative URL
Entities after protocol-relative URL
Entities before protocol-relative URL
String trim whitepace characters
Decimal separators in parseFloat
mamad
Characters that are valid JS part variables
Characters that are treated as spaces
Characters ignored after colon in URL constructor
Characters ignored after hostname in URL constructor
Characters ignored in hostname before port in URL constructor
URL slash alternatives
URL question mark alternatives
URL hash alternatives
Characters that act as slashes in anchors
Characters that act as hash in anchors
Characters that act as question mark in anchors
Characters that represent "e" in URL constructor host

URL domain dot alternatives(5)
Entities that cause an external URL before @(4)
Characters allowed between hostname and / but don't change the hostname(4)
JavaScript Scheme starting with https://(4)
Characters allowed javascript and colon(4)
Characters allowed between multiple HTML attributes(4)
HTML entities that create ASCII characters inside a JavaScript URL(4)
Characters that can precede the javascript protocol(4)
Characters appended at the end of TLD within URL, which yield in the same Origin(3)
Characters that cause an external URL before @(3)

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