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  1. Document Object Model (DOM)
  2. DOMParser
  3. Constructor
    1. DOMParser()
  4. Instance methods
    1. parseFromString()
  5. Related pages for DOM
    1. AbortController
    2. AbortSignal
    3. AbstractRange
    4. Attr
    5. CDATASection
    6. CharacterData
    7. Comment
    8. CustomEvent
    9. DOMError Deprecated
    10. DOMException
    11. DOMImplementation
    12. DOMPoint
    13. DOMPointReadOnly
    14. DOMRect
    15. DOMTokenList
    16. Document
    17. DocumentFragment
    18. DocumentType
    19. Element
    20. Event
    21. EventTarget
    22. HTMLCollection
    23. MutationObserver
    24. MutationRecord
    25. NamedNodeMap
    26. Node
    27. NodeIterator
    28. NodeList
    29. ProcessingInstruction
    30. Range
    31. StaticRange
    32. Text
    33. TextDecoder
    34. TextEncoder
    35. TimeRanges
    36. TreeWalker
    37. XMLDocument
  6. Guides
    1. Introduction to the DOM
    2. Using the Document Object Model
    3. Attribute reflection
    4. Traversing an HTML table with JavaScript and DOM Interfaces
    5. Locating DOM elements using selectors
    6. Working with events
    7. Examples of web and XML development using the DOM
In this article DOMParser: DOMParser() constructor

Baseline Widely available

This feature is well established and works across many devices and browser versions. It’s been available across browsers since July 2015.

The DOMParser() constructor creates a new DOMParser object. This object can be used to parse the text of a document using the parseFromString() method.

Syntax

js

new DOMParser()
Parameters

None.

Return value

A new DOMParser object. This object can be used to parse the text of a document using the parseFromString() method.

Specifications Specification HTML
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