Octal (Base8) Translator

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If you've ever used `chmod 777`, you've used octal! It was widely used in early computing and still pops up in file permissions.

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Translate strings of 0s and 1s into human text and vice versa.

Convert between text strings and their hexadecimal (Base16) equivalents.

Convert characters to their numerical ASCII codes and back.

Turn text into base-10 decimal numbers or decode them back to letters.

Translate English text into audible/visual Morse code (dots and dashes).

Trace the full path of up to 10 sequential 301 or 302 redirects.

Write out a huge number in proper, grammatically correct English text.

Instantly retrieve A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, TXT, and SOA records for any domain.