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Check pasted HTML for common title, description, canonical, anchor, and structure problems without pretending to be a full standards validator.
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SEO teams, content operators, marketers, founders, and developers doing quick HTML QA.
Checking pasted markup for obvious content and metadata issues without pretending to be a full standards validator.
Capture html-validator intent with an honest browser-first checker that surfaces practical issues clearly.
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A browser-first utility can still be valuable here as long as it does not overclaim. The goal is to catch common practical problems, not to impersonate a full standards validator service.
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No. It is a practical checker for common title, description, canonical, anchor, and structure issues.
No. The first version validates pasted HTML only.
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