Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
PasteKit: 58 formats, processed in your browser
A browser-based formatter, validator, and converter for code, data, and configuration formats.
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- Developers formatting code, data, and config files
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- The page names format-specific engines, including Ruff and gofmt via WebAssembly, and says XML DTD entities are never expanded.
Field notes
The interface offers indentation settings, minify and beautify actions, and code, tree, or table output views. The format inventory includes specialist entries such as DAX, KQL, Cypher, and stack-trace parsers; JWT support is explicitly described as decode-only, with verification opt-in. The page says processing takes place in a Web Worker and invites readers to inspect network activity, though the extracted evidence does not verify that behavior.
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ƒJavaScriptBrowser-side code central
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