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> Ideally what you need is some tool that you start, use the site, then stop and it marks any CSS it didn't "see" used throughout that time. But I don't know of
by seanwilson 11y ago
> Ideally what you need is some tool that you start, use the site, then stop and it marks any CSS it didn't "see" used throughout that time. But I don't know of such a tool.
You can probably make a tool which works 90% of the time but it's an unsolvable problem to completely automate given the dynamic nature of web and JavaScript code.