Well, as the question says, is there any way I can save locally in my browser any changes made to the preview element? That is so that whenever I go to such a site, is that edited like I did?
The preferred browser would be Google Chrome.
Thank you.
Is there any way to save edits made in the inspect element?
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asked by anonymous 23.10.2016 / 21:43
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Yes Goncalo is able to save everything made by Chrome DevTools right in their folders. Just add the path of your project in WorkSpace of Chrome and authorize the browser to save direct to the directory.
Follow partial text taken directly from the official Chrome documentation: link
Add local source files to the workspace
To make source files editable from a local folder in the Sources pane:
Add folder to workspace:
Thelocalfoldertypicallycontainstheoriginalsitefilesthatwereusedtopopulatetheserverwithsitedata.Ifyoudonotwanttochangetheseoriginalfilesacrosstheworkspace,makeacopyofthefolderandspecifyitastheworkspacefolder.
OrganizePersistentChanges
Youhavealreadymappedyourlocalfoldertotheworkspace,butthebrowserisstillprovidingthenetworkcontentsofthefolder.Toorganizepersistentchangesautomaticallyinthebrowser,mapthelocalfilesinthefoldertoaURL:
MapfiletoURL: 
After that, Chrome loads the mapped URL, displaying the contents of the workspace instead of the network contents. Work directly on local files without having to repeatedly switch between Chrome and an external editor.
In the link quoted above you have more information
07.05.2018 / 15:31
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The "Inspect element" tool is for web developers so they can inspect your site and make changes in real time. Unfortunately you can not save changes made with the Element inspector. :
26.10.2016 / 03:20