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Chrome dev tools are actually WebKit dev tools, which are built into Safari as well. So all of this applies to Safari, verbatim.
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yo dipshit, your replied on my comment on some video, couldnt remember, so shut the fuck up biatch!!!!!! eat my dick good!!!!
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its really some cool feature i dont know.
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really nice
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At the bottom of the console when I "inspect element" and expand out something like "div#main-status-bar.status-ba
r" it would be nice if there was a convenient (more intuitive) way to cut selectors to the clipboard. As a web developer, this is the main reason I switched from Firefox but often I still find it cumbersome to get the selectors I want, especially when they have really long names nested 20 levels deep and the references are ambiguous. Anyway, good to know these tools are available. -
Great Tips! Thank you Paul :)
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Thanks, great summary of the console tools
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thanks paul great stuff
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ha ha ha, a few days after it shows up and 300 likes already! 1 dislike (IE user, maybe)
I can only say: MORE PLEASE!
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good stuff!!
I love watching your videos. You're so relaxed and cheeky. Oh, and BRILLIANT! Keep 'em coming please.
BernhardHofmann 4 months ago 17
Just a warning about using /show/ - please do not share or click on links with /show/ on jsfiddle.net, their undocummented and I will block them sooner or later.
For accessing unframed result please use draft feature (read docs about it).
For sharing result use an embedded link with the result panel ( add /embedded/result/ to the URL, check the embedded docs).
Enjoy using jsFiddle
zalun 4 months ago 13