A bit of javascript editing.

[WOIKeller]

code:

javascript /:document.body.contentEditable='true';%20document.designMode='on';%20void%200

code:

javascript /:document.body.contentEditable='false';%20document.designMode='off';%20void%200

Copy and paste this code into your URL bar of your browser to have some fun editing ANY website. Now keep in mind that this doesn't actually save the changes but it dose let you have a heck of a lot of fun with websites. Try it on CompSci for instance.

P.S. Just as a side note the first turns it on and the second turns it off. As well remove the " /" after javascript for it to work.

P.P.S. I have only tested this with FireFox but it 'Should' work on any major browser.

[Tony]

Why not just use Firebug or similar dev tools in WebKit?

[DtY]

WOIKeller @ Sun Jul 19, 2009 1:12 pm wrote:

P.P.S. I have only tested this with FireFox but it 'Should' work on any major browser.

It only works in netscape based browsers

[andrew.]

Doesn't work for me. I tried it with Firefox 3.5 and Safari 4.0.2 on Mac and it doesn't work. It just brings up that stupid Rogers 404 search page. God, I hate Rogers, but at least it's better than Bell (where I live).

[Aziz]

Tony @ Sun Jul 19, 2009 2:45 pm wrote:

Why not just use Firebug or similar dev tools in WebKit?

Firebug is the best tool for this. Edit HTML, CSS, and script. Great for dev AND trying to break/hack your pages!

[WOIKeller]

I guess Firebug would work better then that but it seems rather cool to be able to do some fun editing with some simple java script.