Formatted Text Diff is a simple application that is designed to compare two texts. There are many applications that allow this, but mostly only on a line base. But when the text formatting changes (new paragraphs were added, or line width was changed, or new inserted word caused moving another words to next line), these applications return too many changes.
Formatted Text Diff displays changes even between lines, even when the words were moved to another line.
- big memory usage (compare of two 10,000 characters texts requires more than 500 MB of RAM),
- no highlight colours in Linux (probably caused by implementation of
RichTextBoxin Linux)
This software is released under the MIT License.