Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In this video tutorial, we walk through a sneaky but useful "Overrides" feature in Chrome Dev Tools. If you are tasked with working on a site that doesn't have a snappy local setup, Overrides can help speed up your development process.
I'm a big believer that quick feedback loops empower our best frontend development, so this feature has personally come in handy for me when working on older systems with long deploys. You probably don't need this if your local workflow is already snappy... but this certainly comes in handy for cases where you don't have direct access to the stack.
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In this video tutorial, we walk through a sneaky but useful "Overrides" feature in Chrome Dev Tools. If you are tasked with working on a site that doesn't have a snappy local setup, Overrides can help speed up your development process.
I'm a big believer that quick feedback loops empower our best frontend development, so this feature has personally come in handy for me when working on older systems with long deploys. You probably don't need this if your local workflow is already snappy... but this certainly comes in handy for cases where you don't have direct access to the stack.
⭐️ Get early access to my full JS Game Dev course:
drew-conley-courses.kit.com/66eb6d3ff4
💬 Join our Discord community of people making video games:
discord.gg/umD2GRy
Twitter / X:
twitter.com/drewconley13
Be my friend on LinkedIn:
linkedin.com/in/drew-conley-a7865a29
Written version of this video:
https://coopmode.dev/articles/chrome-overrides/
