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How can I see changes made in Style Editor or Rules tab of Inspector?

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When using Web Developer Tools, when I use the CSS editing tools to make adjustments it's hard to keep track of all the changes I make. IE11 has a "Changes" tab and if you select a change you can revert it. Does this functionality exist in Firefox? If so, I can't for the life of me find it.

I do see that in Style Editor, an asterisk appears next to modified files, but there is no way to tell where in the files I have made changes. I see there is a Save option, so I guess I could diff the saved file vs. the original, but obviously that is painful. Also in the Rules tab of the Inspector, I see a green bar appears on modified lines. But once you click away from the element, there is no easy way to find it again. I imagine there are extensions etc. that provide more functionality, but I'd rather have it built in.

When using Web Developer Tools, when I use the CSS editing tools to make adjustments it's hard to keep track of all the changes I make. IE11 has a "Changes" tab and if you select a change you can revert it. Does this functionality exist in Firefox? If so, I can't for the life of me find it. I do see that in Style Editor, an asterisk appears next to modified files, but there is no way to tell where in the files I have made changes. I see there is a Save option, so I guess I could diff the saved file vs. the original, but obviously that is painful. Also in the Rules tab of the Inspector, I see a green bar appears on modified lines. But once you click away from the element, there is no easy way to find it again. I imagine there are extensions etc. that provide more functionality, but I'd rather have it built in.