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Compare differences between two tabs TabDiff - Compare the contents of two tabs (focused on <article> only) TabDiff is a Chrome extension that allows you to easily compare the contents of the <article> tag in two open tabs. It visually highlights the differences in text and images within the article area, helping you spot content changes quickly. This tool is ideal for checking updates to blog posts, news articles, or other structured content areas. Key Features: • Focused Comparison: Compares only the content inside the <article> tag. • Text Difference Highlighting: Clearly shows changes in text between two tabs. • Image Comparison: Displays images from both tabs as thumbnails for visual confirmation. • Simple UI: Just select two tabs and press the “Compare” button. Useful for: • Reviewing content updates to structured areas like articles or blogs. • Verifying image replacements inside the main content area. • Comparing versions of the same article for editing and proofreading. ⸻ TabDiff - 2つのタブの <article> タグ内の差分を簡単に比較 TabDiff は、Google Chromeで開いている2つのタブの中で、<article> タグに含まれる内容のみを比較できる拡張機能です。記事本文やコンテンツエリアのテキスト・画像の違いを視覚的にハイライトし、変更点をすばやく把握できます。ブログやニュース記事など、構造化されたページの更新確認に最適です。 主な特徴: • 記事エリアに特化:<article> タグの中身だけを比較対象に。 • テキストの差分比較:文章の変更点を視覚的に強調。 • 画像の表示:コンテンツ内の画像をサムネイル表示。 • シンプルなUI:2つのタブを選んで「比較」ボタンを押すだけ。 こんなときに便利: • 記事・ブログなどの本文エリアの変更確認 • 画像の差し替え確認をしたいとき • 編集・校正などのバージョン比較に
May 10, 2025
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