Syntax reading
Highlighting improves readability but the source is never executed.
Review code side by side with line numbers, language-aware highlighting and whitespace controls.
Code Compare applies a line-based diff, then adds language-aware highlighting, optional whitespace normalization and a unified patch-style view.
Highlighting improves readability but the source is never executed.
Ignore whitespace normalizes surrounding whitespace for matching while preserving the original source in the result.
A patch-style view adds familiar plus and minus markers without modifying either input.
const retries = 2;
const retries = 3;
Expected result: The changed value is highlighted in both side-by-side and Unified Diff views.
Practical answers about how this tool compares content, what stays local and where its current limits are.
The current editor provides TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, JSON and plain-text highlighting. The comparison itself remains line based, so other text-based source can still be reviewed as plain text.
Yes. Select a supported language before comparing and Diff Master highlights the code in the side-by-side and unified results without executing it.
Yes. Enable Ignore whitespace before comparing. Diff Master then normalizes surrounding whitespace for line matching while keeping the original code visible in the result.
Yes. Side by side is the default and shows the complete aligned file with line numbers. Unified diff is also available for code when you prefer patch-style review.
No. Source code is compared locally in your browser and is not executed, uploaded or stored by Diff Master.