DOMCompare

Compares the rendered DOM of a webpage with the original server-side DOM to highlight differences and detect client-side changes.

This tool's purpose is to find discrepancies between the Document Object Model (DOM) that a web server initially sends and the DOM that is actually displayed in a user's browser after JavaScript and other client-side scripts have run. - Initial Capture: It first records the original DOM as it's delivered from the server. - Client-Side Rendering: It then allows the page to fully load and render in a browser, capturing the final, modified DOM. - Comparison Algorithm: The core of the tool is a comparison algorithm that checks for changes between the two versions. This can include: element additions or removals, attribute changes (e.g., a class being added or removed), text content modifications. This process is crucial for web developers and quality assurance testers to: - Debug JavaScript issues: Pinpoint exactly what a script is changing on the page. 🧐 - Ensure rendering accuracy: Verify that the page looks and behaves as intended. - Detect unexpected changes: Identify any unintended side effects of client-side code. - Monitor for security vulnerabilities: Catch malicious script injections that alter the page's structure.