# Connecting FriendlyIP to the rest of PyroSoft

> Shared navigation without losing the local tool menu.

Canonical page: https://pyrosoft.pro/blog/connecting-friendlyip-to-the-rest-of-pyrosoft

Live development journal; no publication date.
Work period: 2026-09-14 to 2026-09-14
Updated: 2026-10-21

A small web tool should be easy to reach again once you've found it. The September 14 website continuation added the shared PyroSoft navigation to FriendlyIP while keeping the site's own converter and related-tool navigation in place.

The work began by comparing the local product files with the server copies. FriendlyIP was part of the six-domain comparison that found no drift before the header changes. That gave the update a known starting point instead of overwriting a product site that might have changed independently.

The shared header came from a generator and common assets, with markers that let it update the intended section consistently. That's useful maintenance work: the product can keep its own interface while the company-wide links don't need to be manually recreated on every page.

The final record reports all 43 product-domain HTML pages returning successfully, plus rendered checks on representative desktop and mobile pages. The navigation checks exercised opening the menu, closing it with Escape and returning keyboard focus. Local product navigation remained present.

Those are navigation results. They don't independently prove that every IPv6 lookup, temporary PIN expiry or QR workflow passed a fresh end-to-end test during the header update. The underlying features and their online boundaries remain described in the preceding snapshot.

For FriendlyIP, this was a useful presentation and accessibility step. You could keep using the address tools and move between PyroSoft products through a consistent menu. The core conversion idea stayed the same, while the surrounding site became easier to navigate and maintain across different screen sizes.