Which regex engine does this use?
It uses the JavaScript RegExp engine provided by your browser, not PCRE, Python, PHP, Java, or .NET.
Validate JavaScript regex syntax, highlight matches, inspect indices and captured groups, and stop runaway execution without freezing the page.
This tester uses the browser's JavaScript regular expression engine. Syntax and behaviour may differ from PCRE, Python, PHP, Java, or .NET.
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Regex processing runs locally in a disposable Web Worker. Tests that exceed one second are terminated to keep the page responsive.
This tester runs JavaScript regular expressions away from the main UI thread and returns match text, offsets, and captured groups.
Input: Pattern \b[A-Z][a-z]+\b with the g flag
Output: Every matching capitalised word with its start and end indices
It uses the JavaScript RegExp engine provided by your browser, not PCRE, Python, PHP, Java, or .NET.
Execution happens in a Web Worker that is terminated after one second, keeping the main interface responsive.
No. JavaScript defines them as incompatible, and the tester reports that combination as an error.