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raesene9 ◴[30 Mar 21 13:17 UTC] No.26634234[source]▶

http://icanhazip.com/ is my favourite one of these services, for simplicity and also as I can always remember the URL :)

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kuroguro ◴[30 Mar 21 13:28 UTC] No.26634357[source]▶

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I use https://wtfismyip.com/ for similar reasons :)

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kalleboo ◴[30 Mar 21 14:29 UTC] No.26634994[source]▶

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This one also shows both your IPv6 and your IPv4 at the same time, which none of the other ones linked in these comments seems to do

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throwaway744678 ◴[30 Mar 21 14:55 UTC] No.26635325[source]▶

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Pro of icanhazip.com is that you can curl it directly, it returns your address and nothing else; you don't have to parse the result to get the value, which is a big plus when used in a script:

    curl icanhazip.com
    curl ipv4.icanhazip.com
    curl ipv6.icanhazip.com

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1. theblazehen ◴[30 Mar 21 15:10 UTC] No.26635490[source]▶

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You can curl ifconfig.co as well, uses user agent sniffing to just return the IP

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