They have made the kick ass even more kick assier! The new version has lots of new features, my favorite is the palette browser.

You can extract all the colors from any web page and save it as your very own color palette in the palette browser, or send it to an online palette saver and share it with the world! You have all your color values handy in one place for all the sites you take care of, or just some great color inspiration from sites you find along your sick porno browsing adventures.

Perv!

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As a web developer/designer/whatever, I’m always looking for tools to make my work life easier. One super handy firefox extension I found was Colorzilla. It’s essentially an eyedropper tool that lets you find out the HEX and RGB values of colors on any website you’re on. Very snazzy for when you spot a color you like and might wanna use in a design.

HOWEVER…..I soon discovered an even better use for this tool. When you hover the cross hair over any area on any site, it outlines that hovered element and shows what css class it belongs to!

This is extremely useful when working on a site to find out what part belongs to what class so you can edit the site’s style sheet. You can also easily copy color values to the clipboard and just do a find in the style sheet. But when you have a bunch of big areas all the same color, but consist of many different elements, this tool helps sort through them so you can make any alignment or sizing or any kind of adjustments or trouble shooting you want.

Free but priceless!!