DISQUS

Mind Booster Noori · 1 year ago

Who cares about that when you have GreaseMonkey? There you can edit and changes *are* saved!
alcides · 1 year ago

With GreaseMonkey (that doesn't work in Safari, although I believe there is some kind of port) you can save it locally (and now maybe within your firefox installations through weave). It is something, but when I meant changes are saved, I meant for other people too.

This is just some useless trick, but I shared it because it might end being handy for someone.
AirDiogo · 1 year ago

The right code is:
javascript:document.body.contentEditable='true'; document.designMode='on'; void 0
You forgot the ending.
alcides · 1 year ago

It actually works fine in safari without the void call. I guess it's for IE7 to work :P
AirDiogo · 1 year ago

I tried it in FF3 and without the "void 0" didn't worked. Don't know about IE7.
andrezero · 1 year ago

how the hell do you exit the mode?
alcides · 1 year ago

Change true to false and on to off. Could it be more complicated than this? Worked for me...
suskind · 1 year ago

Dude, it's old stuff, it's the property used in rich text editors.
Mind Booster Noori · 1 year ago

With GreaseMonkey you can do the changes you want and make them a plugin for others to use...