Compare two blocks of text and highlight changes.
Paste two versions of anything and see what changed. The usual cases are a contract that came back from legal, two rounds of copy from different people, or a config file that works on one machine and not another.
Both sides are compared in your browser and neither is uploaded, which matters when the two things you are comparing are contracts or credentials.
Yes, and for prose that is usually what you want — line-level diffing marks an entire paragraph as changed when one word moved. Line-level is better for code and config, where a line is the meaningful unit.
No. The comparison runs entirely in the browser, so nothing you paste leaves your machine.
Almost always invisible characters: trailing spaces, Windows CRLF against Unix LF line endings, tabs versus spaces, or a non-breaking space pasted in from a document. These are exactly the differences a diff exists to surface.
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