Local Plagiarism Risk Self-Check — Browser Content Tool
TextLocal Plagiarism Risk Self-Check is a browser-based content helper that checks local n-gram similarity between two texts or repeated phrases inside one document.
What is it
Local Plagiarism Risk Self-Check helps with repeated content work such as drafting, presentation timing, text styling, and local similarity checks in the browser. It does not search external sources or store input on a server.
similarity = shared n-gram count ÷ union n-gram count
How to use
- 1Enter text or a search query.
- 2Choose the mode you need.
- 3Copy or save the browser-generated result.
Reference
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| Text A --- Text B | 3-gram similarity and repeated phrases |
Sources & standards
- MDN Web Docs: Client-side web APIs - MDN Web Docs
- ECMAScript Language Specification - Ecma International
FAQ
Is Local Plagiarism Risk Self-Check input sent to a server?
No. This tool processes input in your browser and does not send or store it on a server.
Is the result an official judgment?
No. It is a rule-based draft or local calculation. Review manually before publishing or submitting.