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Thank you for the feedback. With the Storyblok Visual Editor, everything happens in the same window, so there’s no need to open two windows. In that single view, you have the tools to edit the content, and the frontend is loaded in the same window (via an iframe) as a preview.
As you apply changes—before clicking Save—you can immediately see the preview update. That’s why I describe it as real-time (technically, browser events trigger the changes).
Thank you for the feedback. With the Storyblok Visual Editor, everything happens in the same window, so there’s no need to open two windows. In that single view, you have the tools to edit the content, and the frontend is loaded in the same window (via an iframe) as a preview.
As you apply changes—before clicking Save—you can immediately see the preview update. That’s why I describe it as real-time (technically, browser events trigger the changes).
I jumped too soon to the code, that is why I came to the wrong conclusion.