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How to edit and reload HTML in Firebug?

It should be easy for someone.

After editing HTML in Firebug, how do I reload a page (supporting edited HTML)? There is no reload button, as shown here, http://getfirebug.com/html , under the “ Inspect, edit, reload ” section, which is exactly what I want to do:

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Where is this button ?!

It would be great if the answer was a photograph. EDIT: Using Firebug 1.9.1

Refinement EDIT:

What I'm trying to do: I am deleting bad HTML code, hoping that it will not ruin the JavaScript code that I assume it does. Assuming the HTML in question messes up the JavaScript and then I delete the offensive HTML through Firebug, do I need a reboot to execute the JavaScript code correctly then?

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Not sure what you are looking for. Here are some facts:

  • If you edit HTML in Firebug, the changes take effect immediately, without clicking on some buttons. When you reload the page, these changes disappear.
  • The button you posted is located directly from the address bar and is a regular reload button from Firefox. Nothing from Firebug. Firebug simply says that when you reload the page, it will highlight the same DOM element in HTML-View as before, when the DOM-Element still exists.

Hope this helps.

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You cannot do this if Firebug does not have a very excellent function for this purpose (locally cache your changes and enable them after reboot). I do not think Firebug has this.

When you reload a new request / response, you get all your HTML + JS + CSS from the server. What you edit with Firebug is done locally.

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This button is the browser restart button, not Firebug. This section says that Firebug will keep the item selected in Firebug, even if you reload the page. You can try the Web Developer Toolbar to make changes and easily copy the code, or GreaseMonkey to write scripts to dynamically change the HTML code.

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So, you edited html and css , did you reload the web pages and your changes disappeared? You definitely want to try my LIVEditor , which was just released, I developed because of this very problem that I encountered when using Firebug to customize css and HTML styles.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/908080/

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