List Sorter

List Sorter takes any block of text — one entry per line — and puts it in order. It's built for the everyday version of this task: cleaning up a guest list, alphabetizing names or file names, ranking a list of scores or prices correctly as numbers (so 20 comes after 5, not before it), or just seeing how long each item is at a glance. Everything runs locally in your browser, so your list is never uploaded anywhere.

Sort modes: Alphabetical sorting compares items letter by letter. Numeric sorting reads the leading number in each line and orders by its actual value, so mixed lists of numbers and text still make sense. Length sorting arranges lines from shortest to longest (or the reverse), which is handy for spotting outliers. Shuffle puts your list in a random order, and Reverse simply flips whatever order is currently showing.

Cleanup options: turn on Trim whitespace to strip stray spaces from the start and end of each line, Remove blank lines to drop empty entries, Remove duplicates to keep only the first occurrence of each item, and Case-insensitive sort to ignore capitalization when alphabetizing.

Version 1.0.0