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XML escape & unescape
Escape text so it survives inside an XML document, or resolve character references back — with the HTML-only entities that cause "Entity not defined" flagged.
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RSS 2.0
The most widely deployed syndication format: namespace-free at its core, extension-heavy in practice, and unopinionated about almost everything.
XML sitemap
A list of a site's URLs with optional freshness hints, read by every major search engine. One <urlset> root, one <url> per page, <loc> mandatory.
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Keep the documents you check, and watch them for changes.
A free workspace stores versions, extracts their structure for search, and re-checks monitored URLs on a schedule. Paste or upload up to 4 MB, or fetch a URL up to 5 MB.