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Visualize a webpage's memory usage during a performance recording
To check how much memory a webpage consumes over the time of a specific user scenario, and to identify potential memory leaks, you can use the Memory tool in Chrome or Edge DevTools with the Memory op... Read moreSupported by:
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Override source files to test changes in the browser
It can be helpful to make quick changes to the source code that a site uses, especially when debugging a site in production. For example, if you suspect that a bug is caused by a specific line of code... Read moreSupported by:
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Override HTTP response headers
With DevTools, you can override the response headers of a network request and test your website under different conditions. HTTP response headers are metadata sent by the server to the browser, along... Read moreSupported by:
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Hide elements from the page, without changing the layout
In the DevTools' Elements (or Inspector) tool, you can delete nodes from the DOM tree by selecting them in the tool and then pressing Delete or Backspace. While this is great to completely remove the... Read moreSupported by:
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Pick a color from the webpage, or the screen
When working with the CSS of a webpage, from the Elements or Inspector tool, in DevTools, there may be times when you want to reuse a existing color from the webpage, or from the screen, but might not... Read moreSupported by: