I can see why this would be very useful (instead of trawling through the CSS with dev tools or using a colourpicker)
- On closer inspection, it looks like it's always returning the colours for the first search I made, whichever that is..
(Chrome latest on Mac)
I think it's a very useful idea. Maybe a bookmarklet is second best to a browser plugin (but this one can surely be improved):
javascript:(function(){var%20s=encodeURIComponent(window.location.href.match(/:\/\/(.[^/]+)/)[1]);open('http://colrgrabr.swissamigos.com/?url='+s+'#'+s);})();
Btw. you don't need the ?url= query param.
javascript:(function(){var%20s=encodeURIComponent(window.location.href.match(/:\/\/(.[^/]+)/)[1]);open('http://colrgrabr.swissamigos.com/#+s);})();
I've tested it on Chrome latest for Mac & Canary Build and it works fine for me.
Do you have more details on this issue?
thx
I can see why this would be very useful (instead of trawling through the CSS with dev tools or using a colourpicker)
- On closer inspection, it looks like it's always returning the colours for the first search I made, whichever that is..
(Chrome latest on Mac)