Edit with Sublime Text™

Live editing text and HTML content of the page with the Sublime Text from the page context or DevTools.

Users9K

Rating3.7

Reviews39

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth-1K

7-day growth rate-10%

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3.74

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3.74

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Version0.2.4

ManifestV3

Size190KiB

Languages1English

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Overview

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This extension facilitates editing of HTML node element's content within the popular Sublime Text editor, providing real-time updates upon saving the generated temporary file. Additionally, it enables external editing of "TEXTAREA," "INPUT[type=search]," and "INPUT[type=text]" elements.

There are three methods for sending content to the Sublime Editor:

1. Activate the simple inspector using the action button, click on the HTML node, and press the ESC key to cancel the operation if needed.

2. Use the DevTools "Elements" panel, where a new sub-pane is added. Select "Edit as HTML," choose an HTML node, and press the button to open the content in the Sublime Text editor.

3. Right-click on a "TEXTAREA" or "INPUT[type=text]" element and use the context menu item.

This extension supports simultaneous editing of multiple nodes. Each editor has its unique temporary text file, and saving updates the content of the respective node. These files are stored in the operating system's temporary directory with random filenames.

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