Need a "duplicate finder" tool

Crystical

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Does anyone know of a tool that can see if there are any words that are on two different web pages?

For example, let's say an eBay auction has a lot of different items and you know a website that buys items of that sort and has a list of what they're currently looking for. Instead of having to copy an item from eBay and searching the other website for that word/item manually, I'd like some sort of tool that I can use that does that work for me.

Is there anything out there like this? I was thinking of using Word for this and then searching for duplicated words, but not sure if that's the best way and how to do that.

Thanks guys
 
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Look into Auto Hotkey. It basically will record anything you do as a macro, so you could automate just about anything.

Also, there is imacros for firefox and chrome, records anything you do in the browser. It has limitations, but it's great for copy and paste stuff.
 
Unfortunately, that won't do. The items I want to compare are cards, so I would need to record myself comparing tens of thousands of different cards before I can automate it :P Comparing web pages or documents for duplicate words would be way easier, but I can't seem to find a tool like that unfortunately.

Thanks though.
 
Can't you just do google search like:
Code:
site:ebay.com keyword

Then grab the results and store to a file? You could use PHP cURL for that.

If you go the route of building a tool for it, then no matter what you use (imacros, auto hotkey, PHP, etc) really just requires a list of what is being compared to be looped through. You could even automate the building of that list. Be creative!
 
What about copyscape? It can find if there is any other website using the same context.
 
Thanks guys, but unfortunately those things are not what I'm looking for. Either way thanks for your help. I'll keep searching! Surely there must be some guy who's made a tool like the one I'm searching for.
 
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