mooColorFinder - Find all colors used by a website

Posted on the May 6th, 2008 under Blogging, Cool Stuff, Design, Internet, Web 2.0 by dicky

mooColorFinder can search through the CSS files for any color used in that website, as long as a website specifies its CSS styles W3C conform.

Simply type in the website address and hit enter. After that you will get a screenshot of the website, including all colors used and its color code.

The above screenshot show the result of colors used in this page. mooColorFinder also provide an API for users to display the color cloud on their page.

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Deimos Tel`Arin said, on May 8th, 2008 at 3:23 pm

There is a Firefox Add On or plugin that allows us to find out the color code of any item in a web site by clicking on it.

I think that one is more useful.

Can’t remember the name, need to search for it.

Are you aware of such a Firefox plugin?
dicky said, on May 13th, 2008 at 12:23 am

@Deimos: I don’t know about such plugin. If you know, can you tell me? But the plugin will slow down the Firefox speed or not?

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