HTML Entities vs. Extracting Plain Text
Choose between escaping literal characters, decoding references, and removing markup for readable text.
Practical guides to reversing text, Unicode characters, cleanup, counting and common encodings. Each guide explains a real task, shows an example and links to a tool you can try.
Choose between escaping literal characters, decoding references, and removing markup for readable text.
Build a small regex for repeated patterns and understand the site’s limits and match output.
Use percent encoding for a query value, understand reserved characters, and handle decode errors.
Clean repeated spaces and tabs line by line while preserving existing line breaks.
Understand the UTF-8-to-Base64 process, round trips, decoding errors, and why it provides no secrecy.
Apply a fixed shift to Latin letters, reverse it, and understand why the cipher is not secure.
Encode and decode supported letters, digits, and selected punctuation as written Morse sequences.
Find entries unique to either list and entries shared by both, while understanding exact matching and duplicates.
Compare the homepage’s UTF-16 reverse tab with the separate word-order tool, including punctuation, spacing, and multiline behavior.
Learn how the horizontal mirror tool reverses grapheme order and substitutes lookalike Unicode glyphs.
Convert a heading into a lowercase ASCII slug and plan for collisions and published redirects.
Compare binary and hexadecimal views of the same UTF-8 bytes and decode only complete valid sequences.