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Word diff is best for sentences and paragraphs where you care about phrasing. Line diff treats each newline as a unit, which suits configs, logs, and lists. Both update live; neither requires a button click. Pick the mode that matches how you mentally scan changes.
Added and removed totals count characters in the diff parts, not words or lines. Copy diff exports a simple unified-style text with + and - prefixes per line chunk — handy for email or tickets, not a patch file for git apply. Highlights use colour and strikethrough in the result pane only.
There is no accept/reject hunks, no ignore-whitespace option like git diff -w, no file upload, and no three-way merge. It will not tell you who changed a contract clause on purpose versus by accident — it only shows textual difference.
Unified highlight only — not a two-column blame view.
No ignore-whitespace or semantic diff options.
Add/remove counts are character-based, not word-based.
No. You edit original and modified in separate fields above a single highlighted output. That keeps the UI simple and everything in one scroll on small screens.
No. This tool is read-only comparison plus copy. Use version control or an editor merge mode to apply changes.
No. Both texts are compared entirely in your browser.
That is the promise behind every tool here. Files are read in your browser tab, processed there, and discarded when you close it — never uploaded to our servers.