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I am very pleased with the Web Developer Toolbar and Colorzilla add-on. I like how I can use those features to easily detect the HTML structure and colors used in web pages. But in my search for a good CSS font detection tool, I haven’t come across anything that works in a similar way. Does anyone know of something out there that I have missed?
I use a tool called WhatFont for this purpose
It shows various information about the font used in each DOM element, such as font family, color, size and even where the
@font-facefiles are served from. It is available in the form of a bookmarklet or a Chrome add-on.