Hi, it's me again! This thread is about the element inspectation option in google chrome. Maybe you do know it already, but I am doing a tutorial for it. You can change a page, but without any chance to save anything. Only you can see it, and when you refresh your page, everything is like it was before again. I will give you a class/course/training of this. Step 1: We are opening the site we want to change. It's empireminecraft.com Step 2: We right click and open element inspectation. It's the lowest button This is what you see now: Step 3: The first thing we want is calling the tab "test tab", instead of "No whitelist multiplayer servers | empire minecraft". We scroll up the element inspectation window and click the arrow on "head" This is what you see: We see the thing <title>. That is the thing we need to change for this. Right click on <title>, and click "edit text". We want to name it "test tab". Type that: Now you can see the tab is called "test tab"! Continued lessons will follow this post. I hope you understand how you can do things like this for yourself, you can find most things under the body part, and then just think logical. You can edit links, images and everything this way, cause find where it is programmed into the page.
