GetMyIpAddress

GetMyIpAddress is a super easy app that helps you find the internal and external IP address of any website you want. It’s like having a quick tool to see where things are coming from online!

How It Works

This handy tool gets its information from whatsmyip.com. It shows you the IP address assigned to your router or proxy (that’s your external IP) and also the one given in your local network (the internal IP). Pretty cool, right?

Keep In Mind

Before you dive in, just a heads up: this app hasn’t been updated for a while. That means it might not work with newer versions of operating systems. We ran some tests and found that it showed an error when starting up, which caused it to crash.

User-Friendly Interface

The interface is nice and simple! You’ll see just one window that lays out all the settings clearly. This makes it easy for anyone to jump right into using it without getting lost.

How To Use It

Using GetMyIpAddress is straightforward. Just type or paste a website's URL into the app and click a button. Boom! You’ll get its internal and external IP addresses instantly. Just keep in mind, no extra details about the website will be shown.

Copying Data

If you want to save some info, there aren’t built-in options for exporting data to files. However, you can easily select text and copy it using keyboard shortcuts or through the context menu.

No Installation Needed!

The whole program comes packed in a single .exe file. This means you can put it anywhere on your hard drive or even copy it to a removable drive. You can run GetMyIpAddress on any computer without needing to install anything!

No Fuss Uninstalling

This app doesn’t mess with your system registry or create files without asking first. If you ever want to uninstall it, all you need to do is delete that executable file.

Performance Review

In our tests, GetMyIpAddress grabbed both internal and external IP addresses quickly while being light on system resources. Just remember though, it's pretty basic with only a couple of options and might not work great on newer Windows versions.