how to save changes made by firebug permanently "not local"
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How can I save changes made by firebug permanently to a website?. (not
local) I tried firefile but it didn’t work so are there any similar alternatives? thanks Tom
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I marked this same question on Stack Overflow as duplicate of another question, which has several answers to your question. This question is also answered in the FAQ to Firebug. See those two links:
In short: Firebug doesn't have a built-in feature to save your changes as file locally or on the server. For CSS there are two extensions called cssUpdater and FireFile, which are both unmaintained as far as I know. You may copy your changes via Ctrl+A and Ctrl+C from within the CSS panel, though.