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Tom Russell replied on August 27, 2008 15:18 to the question "How do I identify and undo Ubiquity-altered content on a page?" in Mozilla:

Ah, of course there is. Perhaps reading a bit further would help.

I would like to see a command to highlight or otherwise identify annotations.

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Tom Russell asked a question in Mozilla on August 27, 2008 13:26:

How do I identify and undo Ubiquity-altered content on a page?
How can I tell if something has been altered by Ubiquity and how can I revert the content to its original format? For example: if I use calculate to change "2+2" into "4", how do I know the "4" is a calculation and how can I get "2 + 2" back (beyond hitting refresh)?

I know, the whole point is to make things look the way I want, not the way they are originally presented, but as I was playing around with the tutorial, I would make a few goofs and then have to reload the page. It'd be nice to undo some or all of the changes.