CMD+Z works in WebKit inspector!
If you debug and edit your CSS in the WebKit Web Inspector, CMD+Z will undo your last change. (CTRL+Z for my Windows friends.)
Similarly, CMD+SHIFT+Z is redo. (CTRL+SHIFT+Z in Windows.)
In addition to fixing up a mistake, this also works well as a quick toggle for visually comparing style variations.
Written by Brenna O'Brien
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@celc Yes, I've run into that before. Very helpful!
over 1 year ago
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"Similarly, CMD+SHIT+Z is redo" , haha good joke using SHIT instead of SHIFT
over 1 year ago
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@rodripcg Whoops! Good catch.
over 1 year ago
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