title: "Copy as HTML" on nested IFrame elements in Chrome Inspector
body: <p>In Chrome's web inspector, if you right-click a DOM element there's a "Copy as HTML" option that will normally give you an HTML string of that element and all its children. However, it doesn't seem to ever include the contents of IFrame tags despite the fact they appear in the inspector as child nodes.</p>
  
  <p>The problem isn't caused by cross-domain restrictions: Even same-domain IFrames are excluded from the copied HTML. </p>
  
  <p>Is there any way around this, short of just copy-and-pasting the HTML root of every nested IFrame and manually stitching them together in a text editor? I work for a site whose third-party ad scripts often produce large, sprawling trees of nested IFrames, and I need a way for coworkers to be able to copy-and-paste that structure so I can debug ad issues without my physically sitting down at their desk.</p>