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A browser extension that lets you display the basic typographic styles of a text by right-clicking it. Fontanello makes it super easy to inspect typography on a webpage. It will show you information about typeface, weight, size, color and some other less used CSS-properties. It also show information about contrast for selected text.
html.to.design
Convert any website into fully editable Figma designs. Requires the associated Figma plugin! With html.to.design, convert any website into fully editable Figma layers. Leverage an existing website and import its HTML to Figma to start your own designs, without building each element from scratch. This Chrome extension is a companion to the html.to.design Figma plugin, which you’ll need to install for certain features. If you are using the “Copy to clipboard” option, you do not need to run the Figma plugin — simply paste (⌘+V) your captured webpage in your canvas! This extension also has built-in support for AI Tools like ChatGPT, Bolt and Lovable, and can directly capture their results without any extra steps. You can find the full list of AI tools supported here: https://html.to.design/docs/import-from-ai-tools 1. Install the html.to.design Chrome extension by clicking on [Add to Chrome] on this page. 2. Navigate to the page you would like to import into Figma. 3. Click on the html.to.design extension icon in your Chrome top bar. 4. Hit 'Capture' and the extension will automatically start capturing the page. Once your webpage has been captured, there are several ways to import it into Figma: a) Store it locally as an .h2d file that must be dropped into the html.to.design Figma plugin b) Send it directly to the Figma plugin d) Copy it to the clipboard to then directly paste the result in Figma --- Notes: In order to best map what you see in your browser to Figma, we need to access Chrome's debugging features.
VisBug
Open source web design debug tools built with JavaScript: a FireBug for designers. - Point, click, move, resize & tinker - Edit or style any page, in any state, like it's an artboard - Inspect styles, spacing, distance, accessibility and alignment - Nitpick layouts & content, in the real end environment, at any device size - Leverage adobe/sketch skills - Edit text, replace images - Design within the chaos: use production or prototypes and the odd states they produce, as artboards and design opportunities - Design while DevTools simulates latency, i18n, media queries, platform constraints, CPUs, screensize, etc - Make more decisions on the front end of your site/app (a11y, responsive, edge cases, etc) - No waiting for developers to expose their legos, just go direct and edit the end state (regardless of framework) and execute/test an idea Give power to designers & content creators, in a place where they currently feel they have little to none, **by bringing design tool interactions and hotkeys to the browser**
mymind — An extension for your mind
Add images, bookmarks, notes, quotes or text highlights to your new mind. mymind is YOUR PRIVATE place to keep everything that inspires you and means something to you.Think of it as your digital garden, a peaceful place away from the noise to cultivate your own taste, inspiration, research and ideas. We’re a small & independent team that originally built mymind for ourselves. For too long, we've been serving algorithms and tools, passively scrolling and reacting and engaging and performing and curating and brain rotting. Unlike most of the internet, mymind gives back to you rather than draining you. It's an external way to feed the beauty and depth and meaning we need internally. Your mental bank of inspiration to feed your real mind. This extension will work as a wonderful companion for the full mymind experience. — Mark text, then right-click and save it to your mind. — Right-Click images on the web, then save them to your mind — Save any website, article etc. with just a single click. — More reliable magic classifications across a wider range of websites — Improved social integrations — Added a Command+Shift+S shortcut to save the current page directly to mymind — Added Omnibox search support: type mm, press [SPACE], enter your query, then press [RETURN ] into the search bar — General code quality improvements
WhatFont
The easiest way to identify fonts on web pages. Say goodbye to the complexity of developer tools for identifying fonts. With WhatFont, discovering the fonts used on websites becomes as effortless as hovering over text. Want more details? A simple click on any element reveals the styles applied, making it easier than ever to uncover the secrets behind beautiful typography. Recommended by Wired WebMonkey, Lifehacker, and SwissMiss. History: • 3.2.0 - Improved toolbar icon compatibility • 3.1.1 - Removed unnecessary developer logging • 3.1.0 - Added multiple color format support • 3.0.1 - Restored escape key to exit • 3.0.0 - Completely Rewritten: The entire extension has been rebuilt for better performance and usability. - Updated Permission Model: We've revised permissions to better respect user privacy while maintaining functionalities. - Refreshed Appearance: The look has been updated for a more modern feel. - Isolation from Host Website Styling: Ensures WhatFont's appearance is unaffected by the website it's used on. - Adaptive Toolbar Icon: The toolbar icon now changes based on the system's appearance settings. - Support for New CSS Color Values: Enhanced support for the latest CSS color values. • 2.1.0 - A new design thanks to Siddharth Mate • 2.0.3 - Retina toolbar icon • 2.0.2 - Fix option page for button styles • 2.0.1 - Use native screen capturer • 2.0 - Improved sharing • 1.7 - Added font services detection for FontDeck (Thanks to Mark Perkins) - Improved font detecting algorithm - Improved overall performance • 1.6.1 - Added color detection for text • 1.6 - Added a tweet button for instant sharing through Twitter - Improved style reseting • 1.5 - Overall restyling • 1.4.4 - Supported light icon for dark themes • 1.4.3 - Fixed a bug related to Typekit service detection • 1.4.2 - Reduced loading time - Supported HTTPS protocol • 1.4.1 - Fixed stylesheet bug • 1.4 - Restructured source code - Supported font services detection for Typekit and Google Font API - Fixed toolbar button bug. Second click is now "Exit WhatFont"
