IP calculator (IPv4 and IPv6)
1.7star
158 reviews
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About this app
Performs calculations on IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, networks and netmasks.
Offline (no-permissions) version:
Use "IP calculator classic" in the market.
Should your numerical keyboard lack a ":" key, good news - you can now use a "," instead.
Other trouble with the keyboard:
Try "IP calculator (Samsung)" in the market.
Offline (no-permissions) version:
Use "IP calculator classic" in the market.
Should your numerical keyboard lack a ":" key, good news - you can now use a "," instead.
Other trouble with the keyboard:
Try "IP calculator (Samsung)" in the market.
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Ratings and reviews
1.7
152 reviews
A Google user
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July 2, 2017
Does everything I need. The whois feature is awesome. Appreciate the wildcard in IPv4.
1 person found this review helpful
A Google user
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February 6, 2013
Not haved keyboard or symbols, only numbers. I removed and instaled againt and not working.
5 people found this review helpful
A Google user
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April 28, 2014
Note 2 and I can't use my virtual keyboard to enter IPv6 addresses. Change the name to Only IPv4 calculator
2 people found this review helpful
What's new
- switched to standard keyboard
The formerly used inputtype numeric did simply not work on a whole lot of keyboards, because you couldn't switch back to alphanumeric for IPv6 character input. I never realised this, since I have always been using Swiftkey which does not expose that problem. Unfortunately user feedback was too unspecific to catch this.
I totally hope this makes everybody happy again.
The formerly used inputtype numeric did simply not work on a whole lot of keyboards, because you couldn't switch back to alphanumeric for IPv6 character input. I never realised this, since I have always been using Swiftkey which does not expose that problem. Unfortunately user feedback was too unspecific to catch this.
I totally hope this makes everybody happy again.