HTML Comment Extractor API — Find Hidden Notes in Any URL
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$10.00 / 1,000 page scanneds
HTML Comment Extractor API — Find Hidden Notes in Any URL
HTML comment extractor API. Input: startUrls. Output: JSON per page with every HTML comment found — text, position, plus flags for developer notes, debug info, conditional IE comments, and exposed data. Cheap pay-per-result: $0.01 per page scanned.
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Anthony Snider
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HTML Comment Extractor
Surface every <!-- ... --> left in a page's HTML — leftover developer notes, debug output, conditional IE comments, and accidentally exposed data.
Live on the Apify Store — run it instantly or call it as an agent tool via Apify MCP.
What you get
- All HTML comments from each page, trimmed and de-noised (empty + framework markers filtered).
- A
suspiciousflag on comments containing risky tokens (TODO,FIXME,password,api_key,token,internal,staging,localhost, and more) — fast triage for security recon and code-review. - Per-comment length and a per-page
suspiciousCountso you can prioritize at a glance. - Single-URL or bulk mode, with a
maxUrlscap.
Input
{"url": "https://github.com","urls": ["https://example.com", "wordpress.org"],"maxUrls": 25}
Provide url, urls, or both. Bare domains are auto-prefixed with https://.
Output
One dataset item per URL:
{"url": "https://example.com/","status": 200,"commentCount": 3,"comments": [{ "text": "TODO: remove debug endpoint before launch", "length": 41, "suspicious": true },{ "text": "page header", "length": 11, "suspicious": false }],"suspiciousCount": 1}
Failed fetches still return an item with an error field, so one bad URL never breaks the run.