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The Trim content option will remove any white space from the start and end of the extracted string before comparing it to the expected text. For example, if " bar " was extracted (ignore quotes in all examples; they are used to show white spaces), it would become "bar"; this would match "bar" (and fail to match " bar ") if the Trim content option was not enabled.
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