
This is how you can edit any website directly from your browser:
Step 1.) Highlight the text in the blue box:
javascript:document.body.contentEditable = 'true'; document.designMode='on'; void 0
Step 2.) Drag the highlighted text into your bookmarks bar.
Step 3.) Click the icon whenever you want to edit any page!
Click this link, and instantly you'll be able to edit the text on this page from your browser. Reload the page if you want to quit editing.
There's a bunch of useful AND silly uses for this little editing hack!
If you're a copywriter doing consulting session with a client, you can edit their page live to show them how it will look:

Make your bank balance look super huge! Move over Bill Gates, my BankOfAmerica account now has billions of dollars:

This helpful little bookmark has been extremely useful for me through the years, hope you enjoy it too!

Drag this button to your bookmarks bar. It has a small JavaScript code that brings up a side-by-side editor and even lets you save your edited webpage. Try it!
✏️ Edit with SwipefileA major problem I've had as a copywriter is showing clients potential changes for a website.
Often it happens inside a Google Doc.
Often it's a long page and hard to grasp every change.
Often the changes are small and go unnoticed.
So we built a free tool, it's literally a click-n-drag thing to your bookmarks bar that let's you instantly side-by-side edit a website, like this:

If dragging the button doesn’t save correctly, create a bookmark manually and paste this into the bookmark’s URL field:
Hope you enjoy using this, and if you do please share it with friends!