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I think I have checked through all the potential extensions, please correct me if you know of one.

Many times people need/like to hack away at the websites they visit and of course we want to save these for later as well, even share them. My question is how can I do this easily directly in web developer mode? Is there no way? Where should I go to request it?

Most of the time we find it convenient when hacking at websites to directly use the native developer tools F12 (default).

For example if I open up a web page I visit a lot in web developer mode and insert some custom changes to the DOM structure, the Styles, or the behavior of the former I expect those changes to persist.

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I'd imagine you have to search through google/firefox extensions library. For instance this extension looks like it'll change and persist the CSS for a site. I'd imagine there might be one that you can do this with the DOM and load your own JS unless you'd rather write your own.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylebot/oiaejidbmkiecgbjeifoejpgmdaleoha?hl=en

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  • If you are looking to do logic/dom changes this is not what you want but if you are looking to do style sheet changes this is what you want. but thanks i still think i just didnt search well enough – Banned_User Mar 02 '15 at 00:53
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What I did is use the default web developer tools console F12->console There I edited the DOM via javascript, then I saved all my console input into a greasemonkey script.

Basically what needs to be done is export the console logs (since you visited that site) to a javascript (.js) file which is run every time the domain is run. I still think this has been done before otherwise i may make an extension.

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