Hello Inovox. The "inspect" mode is very different than DivMagic's purpose. "Inspect" simply copies the existing code on the page as it is and gives you a very long HTML code where you'd need all CSS and JS dependencies to fully render that element.

DivMagic's purpose is to re-create an existing element to give you compact and stand-alone code that you can further customize for your own website. DivMagic doesn't copy existing elements as they are, like "inspect" does.

I understand the basis of your feedback and appreciate it, I wanted to point out that the reason DivMagic and "inspect" are different is because they're doing different things. DivMagic is primarily a development tool built to speed up the UI design process. You can always copy full HTMLs with "inspect" but using DivMagic to recreate a component will significantly speed up the UI development time.