Diffnow is a great tool that lets you compare files of varied types. Whether it’s plain text, pdf, office documents, source codes (HTML, Python Unicode), binary, zip and other archive files, you can easily compare them using Diffnow.
This online app is very straightforward hence, easy to use. Simply go to the site at www.diffnow.com and you can either paste text, upload files or enter URLs. Click the compare button below and see results in an interactive report for differences.
The app interface is divided into two panels that scroll simultaneously as you scroll up or down. This makes it easier to compare code line by line. Additionally, the app also detects the differences in text/code and highlights it accordingly.
Other options are available. You can choose what color the differences are highlighted in and which ones to ignore. Alternately, you can choose to view the files in horizontal frames as opposed to the side by side vertical ones.
Diffnow allows users to compare text and small files up to 512 KB.
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