EditAnywhere

Edit a page's text, delete parts, black out or blur details, or highlight. Temporary: nothing saved or sent.

EditAnywhere lets you change how a web page looks on your own screen, for a moment, without any coding. Click the toolbar icon and a small toolbar appears on the page. What you can do: • Text: click any text and type. Good for proofreading copy and trying out headlines. • Delete: click a block to remove it. Ctrl/Cmd+Z brings back the last one removed, newest first. • Redact: click an element to cover it with a black bar (the default) or to blur it. Use it to cover names, numbers or email addresses before you take a screenshot. A blur only softens what is there and is NOT secure redaction: for anything sensitive use the black bar, and check the result before you share. Undo reverses it. • Highlight: click an element to colour it yellow, green, pink or blue, then screenshot or print. • Undo: one button steps back through every delete, black bar, blur and highlight. Typed text is not on that list: use Ctrl/Cmd+Z while typing (Chrome's own undo). Stopping the toolbar clears the Undo history, though the changes stay on screen. • Reset page: reloads the page and drops every edit, so you are back to what the site really serves. • Stop editing: removes the toolbar. Your changes stay on screen until you reload. Everything is temporary. Reload or close the tab and the page is back to normal. EditAnywhere does not save your edits, has no account and no server, and sends nothing anywhere. It only touches a tab after you click the icon on that tab. Good uses: covering private details before sharing a screenshot, making a quick mock-up for a design discussion, proofreading copy in context, tidying a page before printing. Responsible use: edits exist only on your screen and change nothing on the real website. Do not present an edited page to anyone as if it were the genuine page, and do not use it to mislead people or to forge records, receipts, statements or news. Limits: it works on normal web pages. Chrome does not allow extensions on chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store, or other restricted pages; the icon then shows a "!" badge. Content inside embedded frames is not edited. EditAnywhere is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any website it is used on.