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Change default insertion when pasting CSS from Google Inspect Element

When you copy and paste CSS code from the Google Chrome Inspect Element tool, it always comes up unchanged.

How do I do this, for example, 4 spaces by default? Couldn't find it in options so far.

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I am used to a similar problem. when I copy the CSS it is indented with four spaces, but I don't like that because I am working with classic tabs.

on Linux (Fedora) I have succeeded that Chrome does not copy "Soft Tabs" and does not make any tabs Indents.classics havent here so there is no indentation better than Soft Tabs because with Soft Tabs I have to re-indent every time I I copy my changes on the fly from the Debugger Tools. and i do it offen.



On Windows 7 or 8, I found any tweaks in developer settings that had any effect on the copied CSS indents ...

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