I propose adding a feature that allows users to edit their website's HTML code directly from a real-time visual preview.

The goal is to be able to click on an element on the web page (for example, a text paragraph, a header, or an image) and have a simple editor pop up to modify its HTML and CSS content. This would eliminate the need to navigate through the file tree, write code from scratch, or rely on AI generation for simple changes.

💡 Justification and Benefits
Currently, making minor content changes requires the following workflow:

View the page in a preview.

Identify the section that needs a change.

Go back to the code editor to find the corresponding file and line of code.

Manually make the change.

View the page again to verify the result.

This improvement would dramatically simplify this process. It would allow developers and content creators to make quick text and structure edits directly on the visual interface, similar to how content management systems (CMS) or browser development tools (like Chrome DevTools) work.

This would lead to a much smoother user experience, a significant saving of time, and greater efficiency for creating and maintaining web projects in Firebase.Studio.