Tool to read and extract HTML comments from source code or web page automatically (Javascript/CSS comments included)
HTML Comments - dCode
Tag(s) : Informatics
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A comment in HTML is a message indicated between tags <!-- and --> which is intended for a reader of the HTML source code of a web page.
Example: <!-- HTML comment -->
A Javascript comment is a message indicated between the characters '/ *' and '* /' or following the characters // in a source code in Javascript.
Example: /* Javascript comment 1 */
Example: // Javascript comment 2
A CSS comment is a message indicated between the characters '/ *' and '* /' in a style sheet source code.
Example: /* CSS comment */
Comments are normally deleted when the pages are put into production, and intended only for people developing them, detecting them allows them to be deleted.
Comments can be a way to leave a hidden message, because they are not visible on a web page, at least not visible without accessing the source code.
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HTML Comments on dCode.fr [online website], retrieved on 2024-12-04,