Google Chrome Developer Tools: Inspecting elements and resou

[Minsheme]

I love how every third comment is some dipshit asking if you can save what you change.

[xXxrawrdinosawrxXx44]

YEAH but how do you SAVE the shit. Damn

[PanthaFan891]

can you hack things like espnU college town with this tool? i've been playing around with it but cant seem to find any crack in the data base on how to get more coins or campus cash or even reconfigure the building system if you have any info on how to do so please comment on my page or reply to my comment, thankyou for the video it gave me a slightly better understanding of what this whole thing was about.

[TAANGSAKNI]

can i save after edit by inspect element?

[claudithecool]

how to save ehat u edit

[TheGeminiPictures]

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[falenone11]

how can i dowload that shit form there?

[helltotheyeah97]

@falenone11 lol

[BalramRules]

This OS is going to be an absolute HIT! in India and the rest of Northern Asia, Eastern Europe and Northern America, and a bit over successful in UK (me X) )

GOOGLE FTW!

MICROSOFT SHALL DIE!

Apple you're kk with me =)

[MrOboema]

Hahaha....Lots of Google fanboys in here? :)

[Oboema6]

Damn, whats next? A vid about the address bar? This kinda tool is also available in IE and even FireFox.

[freddukes69]

No they don't, FF and IE only have "View page source" which isn't nearly as detailed or as useful as this. I agree that FF has some pretty neat addons to do something similar to this, built they're not as powerful or simple as this and they aren't built in.

This tool is the most useful part of Chrome for developers IMO. Dynamic JS alterations and the element viewer are just examples of this amazing tool.

[Oboema6]

Hit F12 in Internet Explorer and, believe me, you'll see the exact same thing.

[zelgadiss]

whoa people don't like you for speaking the truth.

well half truth anyway, it looks like google saw this and they improve it for chrome. IE did a bad job anyway.

[sblom]

@freddukes69 Dude--you're completely wrong. IE has had built-in developer tools (much like these) since IE8. Admittedly FireBug isn't built in to FireFox, so you have half a point there, but FireBug is the experience that all of the other tools are cloning.

[IBeCeRTiiFieD]

sweet! :D

[householdcomedy]

cool but most people dunno what ur saying