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Don't think it's possible out of the box right now. As far as i know chrome lose the association as soon as you change something.
(I would guess they create some kind of new "shadow css" file and change it in the background and inject it).
You could do some little hacky stuff with a js snippets. Your changes will be lost of course...
var stlyes = document.querySelectorAll('link[rel="stylesheet"]');
for(val in stlyes){
stlyes[val].href = stlyes[val].href;
}
It will "force" to reload the original css and it seems it will also restore the source map.
Don't think it's possible out of the box right now. As far as i know chrome lose the association as soon as you change something.
(I would guess they create some kind of new "shadow css" file and change it in the background and inject it).
You could do some little hacky stuff with a js snippets. Your changes will be lost of course...
It will "force" to reload the original css and it seems it will also restore the source map.