• Continued working on the WHOIS integration and completed the main lookup flow, with the returned data now being properly processed and rendered inside the application
• Fixed an issue where some WHOIS responses contained special characters and percentage-encoded values that were being rendered directly as text, causing formatting issues. Added filtering and cleanup so these values are handled properly before reaching the UI
• Improved the overall WHOIS presentation with better typography, spacing and visual hierarchy so the large amount of returned information feels easier to scan
• Added more useful WHOIS information, including relevant registration and contact details that could help when looking for the appropriate organization or ISP contact for reporting network-related issues
• Made a few improvements to the Leaflet map experience as well, particularly around map spanning and tile loading performance
• Switched the map tile delivery to a faster CDN to reduce loading delays and make the interactive map feel more responsive
• Started experimenting with a proper theme toggle for the application. The initial approach uses CSS filters to test the dark/light transition, although image and color inversion still causes a few visual issues that need to be cleaned up
• The next step is to replace the experimental theme approach with a more reliable implementation and polish the remaining edge cases

also started thinking about the bigger direction of the project. instead of keeping it purely as an educational IP intelligence experience, i’m considering turning it into an actual service that people could use for real networking, IP intelligence or troubleshooting workflows. still exploring the possibilities, but i think there could be something much more useful to build on top of what is already here.