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How do you save "Inspect Element" Changes

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Hi all, can i do this in chrome, there are stuff on we pages i would like to remove or edit, and i can do that with "Inspect element" but i can't make it permanent. If there is an extension that would let me save those let me know.
Maybe adblock or something like that.  

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i would really like to know this too

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You can't save those, that is just editing what you see on your end not on the servers end.

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Hmm, I think you can't. If I were you, I would copy paste the Inspect Element to Note Pad and save it for later use (not that convenient though).

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it's read-only. you can't save changes.

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Once you have edited the page, right click somewhere on the page and save the webpage as an html doc

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You can't save those, that is just editing what you see on your end not on the servers end.

i know that, i just want to make changes like for example. lets say i want to remove you tube comments i know i only remove them locally but now i don't have to look at them. 

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I think what you're wanting to do is edit the contents of a page that is not hosted by you and if that is the case you can try and use this:

http://darcyripper.com/

It will download the whole website and you can run a local copy. Do note that if the site uses MySQL or protected files to run then it's not going to work as this can not download them and you won't be able to get a hold of those unless you break into their system.

i know that, i just want to make changes like for example. lets say i want to remove you tube comments i know i only remove them locally but now i don't have to look at them.

If you want to remove a whole element then you can use Adblock to do so. However this will only work if they made comments one whole element, this used to be the case but I don't think it is anymore.

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If you want to remove a whole element then you can use Adblock to do so. However this will only work if they made comments one whole element, this used to be the case but I don't think it is anymore.

just making an example. that is not what i actually wan't to do. 

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just making an example. that is not what i actually wan't to do. 

In that case you can use Adblock to remove elements, should work fine. 

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i know that, i just want to make changes like for example. lets say i want to remove you tube comments i know i only remove them locally but now i don't have to look at them. 

you cant save changes made on your side because those changes are related to the specific video you are watching

every URL is different so changes you make to one will not transfer to another

 

if you want to remove youtube comments just install magicactions for chrome and disable comments in the settings

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Not like that. The webpage downloads again when you visit that  (mostly, of course you do have cookies and cache and stuff), so it's not possible.

You can use something like AdBlockPlus to 'ignore' the object.

 

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