What is IP Notification FOR MAC?

IP Notification

IP Notification is a super handy app for Mac OS X that helps you keep track of your computer’s internal and external IP addresses. It even gives you a heads-up when those addresses change. You can get alerts in different ways, like through emails, by opening websites, or using the command line.

Easy Access to Your IPs

When you open IP Notification, it shows your internal and external IP addresses right in the main window. Plus, there's a menu bar panel that makes it easy to access everything quickly. If you need to copy your IP address, it’s just one click away!

Automatic Refreshing

This app can automatically refresh your IP addresses at intervals you set up. It shows them in a neat column where you can also see when they were last updated. If you want to refresh them yourself, that’s easy too – just hit the refresh button at the bottom of the window.

Custom Notifications

Like we mentioned earlier, IP Notification has three cool notification options. The first one lets you set up email addresses for both the sender and recipient. You can even customize the message body and test it out before sending!

User-Friendly Options

The second option allows you to open the new IP address in any website of your choice. And yes, there’s a test URL feature too! The third type of notification is for those who like using command line tools; you can set a specific path and tweak arguments as needed.

Your Go-To Tool for IP Tracking

All things considered, IP Notification is a reliable and user-friendly tool for OS X users. It quickly shows your current internal and external IP addresses while making it easy to copy them over whenever needed. Plus, with its multiple notification methods, you'll always be informed when changes happen.

If you're interested in downloading this awesome software, check it out here: Download IP Notification!

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