Ip
One IP address and what is known about it — the country it resolves to, the port, the provider owning the range — composed as a row in which the address is the identity and everything else is context. IpList collapses a set of them: vertical keeps the first and hides the rest behind a +N addresses link, horizontal fits as many as the width allows and puts the remainder in a +N badge.
Usage
Examples
Horizontal multiple
Eight addresses in a 600px row: the ones that fit are separated by a middle dot, and the
rest fold into a +N badge that opens the full set in a popover.
Vertical multiple
Three vertical lists, each showing its first address only and holding the rest behind a
+N addresses link — the link indents to the address when the row opens with a flag.