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CSS Injector
Rapidly edit custom style of webpage
## CSS Injector is a browser extension for web designer to easily inject any CSS code into any webpage or website. ## Use it to tweak and fix website CSS #### It automatically saves your CSS code with local storage APIs ### Limitations - WebExtension only works on sites that allow content scripts. -
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JS Injector
Inject JavaScript custom code into every webpage
### This WebExtension is developed for web-developers to easily inject any javascript code into any webpage or website (e.g. to help with debugging). You can write any creative thing you can think of. Send me your suggestions and support the development of this add-on ... Thanks in advance ! === Get your ES6 Editor on Play Store > https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ulm.esix -
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Auto Pairs
Vim plugin, insert or delete brackets, parens, quotes in pair
Auto Pairs is a Vim plugin by jiangmiao that enhances the editing experience by automatically inserting matching pairs of characters (brackets, quotes, parentheses, etc.) and handling their deletion intelligently. When you type an opening character such as (, {, [ or a quote, the plugin auto-inserts the corresponding closing character and places your cursor between them, so you can continue typing. If you type the closing character yourself when it's expected, the cursor may jump past it instead of inserting a duplicate. ...
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