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That shows the current DOM state, not the source that created it. There's a distinction, especially if you use a lot of JavaScript to fiddle with the DOM.
by pjscott 15y ago
That shows the current DOM state, not the source that created it. There's a distinction, especially if you use a lot of JavaScript to fiddle with the DOM.
- pbsurf 15y agoWhat about (in Chrome) Inspect Element -> Network -> source.html -> Response?