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  1. @aweyenberg The Web Inspector has copy HTML. Select a node and press Command-C (Controll-C) on windows.
  2. @scoslow It has the Web Inspector. http://webkit.org/blog/829/web-inspector-updates/
  3. @jam_ie You have the WebKit community to thank for it. The tools are shared between all WebKit browsers. http://webkit.org/blog/829
  4. @csreed Where did you get the pretzel?
  5. @garrett You should file a bug with some reproducable steps so we can improve it. http://webkit.org/new-inspector-bug
  6. @ara_p I blogged about it last year. http://webkit.org/blog/197/web-inspector-redesign New stuff comming. http://webkit.org/blog/829
  7. @ldangelo You have the WebKit community to thank for it. The tools are shared between all WebKit browsers. http://webkit.org/blog/829
  8. @darenchapin You have the WebKit community to thank for it. The tools are shared between all WebKit browsers. http://webkit.org/blog/829
  9. @nicolagreco You have the WebKit community to thank for it. The tools are shared between all WebKit browsers. http://webkit.org/blog/829
  10. @dpashley Right-click and Inspect Element. It is the Web Inspector. http://webkit.org/blog/829 http://chromium.org/devtools
  11. @jltfox You have the WebKit community to thank for it. The tools are shared between all WebKit browsers. http://webkit.org/blog/829
  12. @jphpsf You have the WebKit community to thank for that. Glad you like it. http://webkit.org/blog/197/web-inspector-redesign/
  13. RT @mranney: I just used WebKit's Web Inspector to remove ads from my Southwest boarding pass before printing. Not sure why I'm so prou ...
  14. @alpower You have the WebKit community to thank for it. The tools are shared between all WebKit browsers. http://webkit.org/blog/829
  15. @csreed My rule: if you have to do it 3 or more times, write a program/script.
  16. @jensulrik Yes. The tools are shared between all WebKit browsers. http://webkit.org/blog/829
  17. @magzalez Yes. In the Web Inspector double-click a property to edit it. Not sure in Dragonfly.
  18. @magzalez Also Opera has Dragonfly. http://www.opera.com/dragonfly/
  19. @magzalez Yes. Right-click and Inspect Element. It is the Web Inspector. http://webkit.org/blog/829 http://chromium.org/devtools
  20. Feedback left for 11 train-related eBay items… 10 more to get in the mail still. Our mailman has to be tired of this just as much as @Aonir