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On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 3:45 AM, Alan Fullmer <alanjf...@gmail.com> wrote:
HTML links displayed in the "Elements" tab (<a href="https://google.com">) are clickable within the inspector. I would like the ability to disable that.Often I will click an <a> tag, but accidentally hit the underlined link, or click it the wrong way, which opens a new tab and navigates to that link.99 times out of 100, I didn't want to navigate to any link, and it gets annoying as it continues to happen.Sometimes there are links inside the "Elements" tab that I might want to click, like a stylesheet or script. If types of links could be toggled clickable or not, that could solve the problem.Thanks
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