HTML Entity Encoder
Convert special characters to HTML entities and vice versa
What are HTML Entities?
HTML entities are codes used to display reserved characters (like <, >, &) and invisible characters (like non-breaking spaces) in HTML. They ensure that the browser interprets the characters as text rather than code.
Why use HTML Encoding?
- Prevent XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) attacks by sanitizing user input.
- Display reserved characters correctly in web pages.
- Ensure special characters (like copyright symbols) render consistently across browsers.
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