Domain Mastery: QuickWho

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Who Owns that Domain? Find Out Fast

QuickWho provides a handy GUI to the Unix "whois" command-line utility on OS X, which is used to find out more about who registered a particular Internet domain name. Are you curious about who owns a particular domain name? Do you want to contact them, or gather more information about them? QuickWho can help you with these tasks.

See the Difference!

Whois data in the Unix console.

Whois data in the QuickWho GUI.

Why QuickWho?

QuickWho compared to other "whois" tools:

Simpler than using the command-line. Type, hit return, and view the data.
Faster than other GUI tools: tree view makes it easy to query multiple servers with mouse or keyboard clicks.
Less cumbersome than using an Internet-based whois tool. No need to load web page into browser.
Pleasant-to-use, Mac-native interface.

Get QuickWho

To install QuickWho, download the latest version. It can be installed anywhere on your machine. The download is a 30-day demo; you can purchase a license to use the program past the 30-day trial period. Mac OS X 10.5 is the minimum supwhoised platform.

Upgrading QuickWho from Earlier Versions

QuickWho 2.1 is a free upgrade to users with a valid serial number from version 1.x.

What's New in Version 2.1

Now a fully 64-bit application built on the Cocoa frameworks.
Now includes support for AppleScript and Services.
Main window behavior now fully conforms to Mac UI standards: window hides when closed or via Command-W, and minimizes via Command-M.
Bug fixes and optimizations for faster output.
Assorted user interface improvements.