In chrome, if you open the dev tools and go to Sources, you can see the files and modify them right there. If they are executed once at page load time, you need

In chrome, if you open the dev tools and go to Sources, you can see the files and modify them right there. If they are executed once at page load time, you need to set a breakpoint and refresh, edit, save, then press Run again. Often times when I'm fixing sites, there's an actual error thrown in the console, which will take you to the line in the code where the exception happens (or any line along the stack trace), so you can set a breakpoint right there and fix the code. If the code is minified, there's also a button near the bottom of the code section to reformat it./ The only tricky part is if the JS is embedded inside the html, then Chrome doesn't let you edit it, but often then, it's in the global Window namespace, so you can literally override the function by typing in the console. Hope this helps! As a hands-on example, you can open hn.js on this page, add `alert('hello')` to vote(){}, save, then try upvoting my comment :)