Is it possible to store Javascript code in the "console" of the browser?

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Alex Clear2016-07-08 19:37:00

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Alex Clear, 2016-07-08 19:37:00

Is it possible to store Javascript code in the "console" of the browser?

I wrote pure Javascript code, which, after being inserted into the browser console, changes a couple of details in the DOM. The question is - is it possible to somehow keep this code active after the page is refreshed?

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