Today I want to share three bookmarklets I love to use in development. You can add them to your browser, by creating a new bookmark and entering bookmarklet code instead of URL. Clicking on a bookmarklet (I usually keep them in the bookmarks bar to make them easier to find.) , will run the code snippet on the page you are currently on.
For each bookmarklet I added a button to try it on this page.
I found this one long time ago, and I have been copy-pasting it to every new machine since. It is super practical and it will highlight and log all elements that are causing pesky horizontal page scroll.
This will set contenteditable to true, allowing you to edit any text on the page. You can do the same thing using developer tools, but this one is just a little bit faster (and easier for non-developers).
Our QA team was doing this by hand when they wanted to test layouts for languages written from right to left. So I wrote them a tiny script to make it easier.