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Free Online XML Comment Remover

Remove XML comments while preserving existing text whitespace. This conservative operation does not collapse mixed-content spaces. This tool processes bounded inputs on this server without retaining submitted content.

Inputs are sent to this server. Uploads are processed temporarily and not retained. Network diagnostics may query public resolvers or the destination website.

Result

How to use XML Comment Remover

Remove XML comments while preserving existing text whitespace. This conservative operation does not collapse mixed-content spaces. This tool processes bounded inputs on this server without retaining submitted content.

  1. Set Text.
  2. Run the tool, review the result and its stated limitations, then copy or download if needed.

Example & practical use

Remove XML comments while preserving existing text whitespace. This conservative operation does not collapse mixed-content spaces. This tool processes bounded inputs on this server without retaining submitted content. The example below demonstrates Text.

Example input:
{
  "text": "<root><!-- x --><a>1</a></root>"
}
Expected result (relevant fields):
{
  "result": "<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>\n<root><a>1</a></root>\n"
}

Features & result limitations

Remove XML comments while preserving existing text whitespace. This conservative operation does not collapse mixed-content spaces. This tool processes bounded inputs on this server without retaining submitted content.

Frequently asked questions

What inputs does XML Comment Remover accept?

Text

How should I interpret the XML Comment Remover result?

Remove XML comments while preserving existing text whitespace. This conservative operation does not collapse mixed-content spaces. This tool processes bounded inputs on this server without retaining submitted content.

Where does XML Comment Remover process my data?

Inputs are processed on this server. Uploads use temporary files removed at request end. Public diagnostics contact the named resolvers or website. Private text is not stored in usage counters.