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That is a nice tool !!!!.

• muglug 4y ago
  I use diffchecker.com almost daily for debugging outputs. Great simple UI
  • busymom0 4y ago
    On windows, Notepad++ worked amazingly well when I was doing a lot of debugging of server logs at my old job.
  • judge2020 4y ago
    My only disdain for it is that it's online and stores the content of the diff. I'm a big fan of webapps that store input data in the URL instead, although storing the content encrypted with the url hash being the encryption key (like Firefox Send) would also be better.
• hawski 4y ago
  On the tool side: there must be some services that do web scrapping and diffing periodically. Of course with additional filtering like diff only content from specified selector, ignore this, ignore that. Can someone recommend anything like that? Bonus points if it's just a thing one can run locally.
  • bspammer 4y ago
    Not 100% what you’re asking for but git scraping is a pretty cool technique. The idea is you set up a bot to scrape the data and commit to a git repository periodically. This can be done completely for free with no maintenance using GitHub Actions, for example. https://simonwillison.net/2020/Oct/9/git-scraping/ https://simonwillison.net/2020/Oct/9/git-scraping/
  • 1123581321 4y ago
    It’s a hosted service, but Wachete has been watching some pages for me for years. For local, with more control, try scripting Selenium or Phantomjs with Python.