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Sam
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Have you tried the Linux diff command? Maybe the output is everything you need to put on the screen.
GitHub use colors to represent modifications, green for additions, red for deletion. Wikipedia use two columns to do so, but I don't think it is suitable for small phone screens.
And on StackExchange, you can see the difference like this, on the answer edited page.StackExchange Diff Tool

Have you tried the Linux diff command? Maybe the output is everything you need to put on the screen.
GitHub use colors to represent modifications, green for additions, red for deletion. Wikipedia use two columns to do so, but I don't think it is suitable for small phone screens.

Have you tried the Linux diff command? Maybe the output is everything you need to put on the screen.
GitHub use colors to represent modifications, green for additions, red for deletion. Wikipedia use two columns to do so, but I don't think it is suitable for small phone screens.
And on StackExchange, you can see the difference like this, on the answer edited page.StackExchange Diff Tool

please don't use `code formatting` for emphasis: https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/135112/295232
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Glorfindel
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Have you tried linuxthe Linux diff command? Maybe the output is everything you need to put on the screen.
GithubGitHub use colors to represent modifications, greengreen for addsadditions, redred for deletion.
  Wikipedia use two columns to do so, but I don't think it is suitable for small phone screens.

Have you tried linux diff command? Maybe the output is everything you need to put on the screen.
Github use colors to represent modifications, green for adds, red for deletion.
  Wikipedia use two columns to do so, but I don't think it is suitable for small phone screens.

Have you tried the Linux diff command? Maybe the output is everything you need to put on the screen.
GitHub use colors to represent modifications, green for additions, red for deletion. Wikipedia use two columns to do so, but I don't think it is suitable for small phone screens.

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Sam
Sam
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Have you tried linux diff command? Maybe the output is everything you need to put on the screen.
Github use colors to represent modifications, green for adds, red for deletion.
Wikipedia use two columns to do so, but I don't think it is suitable for small phone screens.