Does Firebug + FTP exist?

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Alexey2012-04-30 19:36:33

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Alexey, 2012-04-30 19:36:33

Sometimes you look through the right mouse button - “View element code" and changing something in the css style you immediately see this change on the site that you are inspecting, but only you see it, but what if it would be possible for it to be immediately replaced on the server via FTP i.e. . you register a host, login, password in the firebag and you can simultaneously view and change your sites. Is there such a solution in the form of a browser plugin?

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CrazySquirrel, 2012-04-30
@CrazySquirrel

On PHP Storm, for example, there is a bunch of FireBug -> IDE (CSS-X-Fire), and from there you can do deploy.

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wearymax, 2012-04-30
@wearymax

I usually open the css file in the editor directly on the host via SFTP and copy them to the open file when making edits in Firebug, then stupidly - Ctrl + S.
It's safer this way and you can always roll back changes if needed.

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Alexander Borisovich, 2012-05-01
@Alexufo

Why didn't you read my article?
habrahabr.ru/post/142277/

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074909, 2012-05-02
@074909

If the main OS is win, look towards ftpdrive:
www.killprog.com/fdrvr.html

FTP Drive is a program that opens the possibility of working with FTP to those programs that do not know how.
Emulates a virtual logical partition in which the specified FTP servers are represented as first-level directories.
Useful for example for watching movies, listening to music directly from the FTP server without downloading.
It does this by emulating a disk with FTP servers at the Native NT API level.
Therefore, all programs that work with files bypassing the User Space-API (through their drivers) will not work with FTP yet.
Supports both regular and secure (SSL/TLS) FTP connections
FTP disk fully supports read operations with files on FTP
FTP disk partially supports file write operations on FTP