Compare HTML files visually in Linux

[Nick Leeson]

I have two HTML files - call it file1.html and file2.html.Is there a
utility in Linux that I can use to visually compare the difference
between the two files.Please note that I need to display and examine
the difference in a Web browser like Mozilla. Otherwise I could have
used the simple 'diff' utility.

I know a utility called DiffnMerge exists in Windows , but is there
something similar for linux?

Please lemme know,

Nick

[Nick Kew]

Re: Compare HTML files visually in Linux

In article <78117dd.030805 2121.36a8be42@p osting.google.c om>, one of infinite monkeys
at the keyboard of nickleeson78@ya hoo.com (Nick Leeson) wrote:[color=blue]
> I have two HTML files - call it file1.html and file2.html.Is there a
> utility in Linux that I can use to visually compare the difference
> between the two files.[/color]

Not quite sure what you mean. Do you have in mind comparing a document
tree (DOM) or ESIS? And would you expect the difference to be
highlighted in, for example, different colours for diff's > vs < ?
[color=blue]
> I know a utility called DiffnMerge exists in Windows , but is there
> something similar for linux?[/color]

If I knew what your windows utility did, then maybe I could say.

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