Live list of listening TCP/MCP ports — refreshed every few seconds. Knows what's running — shows the owning process, its pid, and the page title for local web servers. One click to open — hover a row to launch http://localhost:, or copy the address. Stop a runaway process — graceful SIGTERM to the validated owner, after you confirm. Network-exposed warning — a 🌐 marks ports bound to *, reachable beyond loopback. Noise filter — system and background services are hidden behind a toggle.
If you're somewhat like me, you have a few mcp's running, a few other node servers and possibly some leftover ports still hooked up to your localhost. Lilnet, it's a small super light-weight status bar app that let's you keep an eye on all your running processes taking a port, you can filter, hide, open and kill any services so its useful to also kill stray media servers or cloud drives servers.
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the page title grabbing for local web servers is such a thoughtful touch, makes scanning way faster than memorizing ports. and putting the kill switch behind a confirmation step is exactly the right amount of caution for something this powerful
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the page title grabbing for local web servers is such a thoughtful touch, makes scanning way faster than memorizing ports. and putting the kill switch behind a confirmation step is exactly the right amount of caution for something this powerful
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@devin_dai Thanks Sona! Also, the mark looks gorgeous in the status bar :3