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The open source files in the code experiment allow you to use Microsoft Edge but not the source code editor.

You don't have to use the code editor in the tool to change theCSS rules if you use the experiment. You can use the code editor in the studio. Local files will be treated differently by this experiment.

First, select the settings and then launch the tool.

Suppose you want to open a local file or go to a local server in Microsoft Edge.

You will be asked to identify the root folder when opening the program. You can choose to opt out by selecting the Don't show again button.

You can learn more by selecting the Learn more link.

The operating system will prompt you to navigate to and select the folder if you select the Set root folder button.

After selecting a root folder, you need to give the tool full access. The command prompt asks if you want to allow or deny access to the folder.

After granting permission, the folder you select is added as a workspace in the source tool.

The Sources tool is no longer used to open files in the DevTools program, as they now open in Microsoft Visual Studio Code. A linked icon is displayed next to the file name as an indicator.

In this example, we'll use the Styles tool to select the base.css link.

The files in the root folder are shown in an instance ofVisual Studio Code.

The file you have selected is moved to the correct line of theCSS selector by the developers.