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If I make a change using the inspect element tool in Chrome, is there any script or extension that would make it so that the changes were remembered if I was to revisit that page?

Thanks.

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What kind of changes?

You can modify the User Stylesheet (UserDataDir\User StyleSheets\Custom.css) to make client-side modifications to a page’s style that will be remembered whenever you visit a page (though you have to be specific since the changes could also affect other sites), but there is no way to modify pages (i.e., structure, content) stored on external servers.

That’s not to say that an extension couldn’t theoretically be made to do this. It is certainly possible for an extension to make dynamic, client-side changes to a page’s structure and content after it has loaded, but they usually only make specific changes like removing ads (there are HTML editors, but they are not quite what you are looking for; they are really just editors). I have yet to see one that is flexible enough that can let you make arbitrary changes, save them, and have them re-applied each time the page is loaded. (Blast it! You just gave me an idea for yet another new project that I don’t have time for… ಠ_ಠ)

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