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Victor2014-09-23 15:16:02
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Victor, 2014-09-23 15:16:02

How to reload the page with changes saved in Google Chrome?

In Chrome Dev Tools, you can make changes to files in the Sources tab. It is clear that automatically saving these changes to remote files is problematic.
But the question is: is it possible to somehow reload the page so that Chrome takes these changes into account, takes the files (css / js) where these changes are, and does not download the original from the server?

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Evgeny Pitaev, 2014-09-23
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You can use the Emmet LiveStyle extension

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hjk, 2014-09-23
@hjk

With js, such a trick will definitely not work - it seems to me that due to security reasons, it was discussed several times on SO, you can see, for example, here . And about css - I know that you can only save the changed css to your disk. You can't reflash with your own changes.

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