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Is there a tool that allows you to change the displyed HTML in
Internet Explorer?

Example:

1) You acess http:/wwww.webpage.com
2) The page loads in Internet Explorer with text <td><b>WebPage</b></
td>
3) Tool / Plugin changes code to <td><b>WebPageNew</b></td>

Thanks

wrote:
> Is there a tool that allows you to change the displyed HTML in
> Internet Explorer?
>
> Example:
>
> 1) You acess http:/wwww.webpage.com
> 2) The page loads in Internet Explorer with text <td><b>WebPage</b></
> td>
> 3) Tool / Plugin changes code to <td><b>WebPageNew</b></td>
>

Yes, it's called "DHTML" (dynamic HTML), written in Javascript.

On May 30, 12:50 am, kirkstin...@hotmail.com wrote:
> Is there a tool that allows you to change the displyed HTML in
> Internet Explorer?
> 1) You acess http:/wwww.webpage.com
> 2) The page loads in Internet Explorer with text <td><b>WebPage</b></
> td>
> 3) Tool / Plugin changes code to <td><b>WebPageNew</b></td>

Google "innerHTML"

I need to be more specific. This would be a utility or plug-in for
Internet Explorer that would change the content of pages that I have
not developed and have loaded in the browser.

On May 30, 1:29 pm, kirkstin...@hotmail.com wrote:
> I need to be more specific. This would be a utility or plug-in for
> Internet Explorer that would change the content of pages that I have
> not developed and have loaded in the browser.

You still need to be more specific because you are making no sense at
all.

On 30 May, 18:29, kirkstin...@hotmail.com wrote:
> I need to be more specific. This would be a utility or plug-in for
> Internet Explorer that would change the content of pages that I have
> not developed and have loaded in the browser.

Then look at "GreaseMonkey". This is Firefox-only, but it'll give you
an idea of what's possible.

On May 30, 2:14*pm, Andy Dingley <ding...@codesmiths.com> wrote:
> On 30 May, 18:29, kirkstin...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> > I need to be more specific. This would be a utility or plug-in for
> > Internet Explorer that would change the content of pages that I have
> > not developed and have loaded in the browser.
>
> Then look at "GreaseMonkey". This is Firefox-only, but it'll give you
> an idea of what's possible.

On May 30, 2:14*pm, Andy Dingley <ding...@codesmiths.com> wrote:
> On 30 May, 18:29, kirkstin...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> > I need to be more specific. This would be a utility or plug-in for
> > Internet Explorer that would change the content of pages that I have
> > not developed and have loaded in the browser.
>
> Then look at "GreaseMonkey". This is Firefox-only, but it'll give you
> an idea of what's possible.

I will check it out. I found a tool today called Proxomitron that does
exactly what I was looking for. It uses the proxy features of IE to
modify data as it flows through the stack.