Port Raptor V.2

Please enable JavaScript Unicode Country Flags 💾 Click any symbol (or its info) to copy to clipboard — only for Unicode Only display. If the flags are not rendered properly — such as on Windows 11, showing two-letter symbols — hit the Use Substitute button. Unicode Only Use Substitute Search results Loading Nothing's found. Attribution The country flag SVG substitutes are from 🏆 country-flag-icons . Windows and Country Flag Glyphs Windows 11 can render a melting face, a pickle, and a lighthouse in glorious colour, yet the Union Jack arrives as two letters, "GB", like a label on a filing cabinet. Meanwhile Android, macOS, iOS, and Ubuntu have all been drawing flags without fuss for years. So Windows is the one lone holdout, standing at the back with its arms folded. It has been that way since 2013, and it w...

Please enable JavaScript CURRENCY SYMBOLS 💾 Click any symbol (or its info) to copy. ℹ️ Perhaps several of the newest signs will show as empty boxes on some devices until fonts catch up. The reference for this list is the latest Unicode 18.0. Switch font family by clicking any button below. Georgia Monospace Sans Serif Search results Loading Nothing's found.

Please enable JavaScript ARROW SYMBOLS 💾 Click any arrow (or its info) to copy. ℹ️ A few symbols perhaps are not (yet) available on certain operating systems — shown as boxes with question marks or simply empty rectangles, tofus. They're sorted by their codes — for example, U+02C3, U+02C4, U+02C5, and so forth. Switch font family by clicking any button below. Georgia Monospace Sans Serif Search results Loading Nothing's found. Reference It's from Unicode Data on Unicode.org — latest version. I took the "arrow" symbols. And of course, filtered out symbols with the "narrow" keyword if they weren't actually arrow-shaped.

Please enable JavaScript Paste your HTML code here ⤵ Use dark theme 🔎 Check 🗑️ Clear Output 🗑️ Clear Input 🗑️ Clear All How to Use Paste or type your HTML code onto the editor above, the analysis will be shown automatically. You can also hit the 🔎 Check button to analyse it. This only works for HTML code. The Detection Here's what it can detect: Unclosed tags. A tag was opened but never got its matching closer anywhere in the document. Mismatched tags. A closing tag exists, but it doesn't match whatever's actually sitting innermost on the stack at that point. For instance, a stray </p> appearing where a </div> was expected. This is the sneaky one! It often looks like an unrelated tag further up is broken, when really it's this mismatch throwing everything off f...