If you are one of those who has fought hundreds of times with the :hover of HTML links when applying styles, you will probably be interested to know that Chrome’s web inspector (in Safari I have not found a way) has a feature that allows you to edit these styles in a very simple way.
Simply click on the button where a cursor appears at the top right of the inspector (“Toggle element state”). Once clicked, a series of options will be displayed to choose the state of the element: hover, focus, visited or active.
With this little trick we can establish the styles much more easily when we mouse over an HTML element.
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