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Preview and edit cubic-bezier functions using DevTools.
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Use Cmd + Z (Windows/Linux: Ctrl + Z) to undo your CSS changes.
Having a node selected in the Elements panel, use $0 to access it in the Console panel. You can also use $_ to access the value of the most recently evaluated expression.
Use Ctrl + M to jump between matching brackets.
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Filter CSS properties.
Search by selector inside elements panel.
Use Shift + Click to change color format.
View a diff of your local modifications after saving. It's possible to revert to a specific revision.
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Quickly watch for events.
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