What is the purpose of the 'Local Overrides' feature in Chrome DevTools?
Local Overrides provide powerful local development capabilities: 1) They allow changes made in DevTools to be saved to local files, 2) These local files then override the network requests when the page loads, 3) This means your changes persist across page refreshes without modifying the server, 4) It's particularly useful for testing CSS changes, JavaScript fixes, or HTML modifications, 5) You can make iterative changes and immediately see the results without a build process, 6) Changes are stored in a local folder that you specify, 7) This feature bridges the gap between browser DevTools and code editors, 8) It's invaluable for debugging, testing fixes, or experimenting with changes to production sites without modifying the actual server files.