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I built a similar tool for this purpose recently. It uses Canvas, but falls back to Flash if Canvas is not supported. Here's an example - hover and click the im
by GBKS 15y ago
I built a similar tool for this purpose recently. It uses Canvas, but falls back to Flash if Canvas is not supported. Here's an example - hover and click the image - http://www.imagecolorpalette.com/image/40 http://www.imagecolorpalette.com/image/40
- stylishgnome 15y agoWhy does it turn magenta when you double-click (on two distinct pixels specifically)?
- tikhonj 15y agoThat's just the highlight color. Assuming you're using Chrome, it's pretty eager about highlighting random stuff; other browsers may be similar. Try selecting some text.
- VMG 15y agoThere is a css rule to disable user selection which might be handy here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/826782 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/826782
- DTrejo 15y agoMade something similar a long time ago but never made it look as good as yours :) http://colorslice.dtrejo.com/ http://colorslice.dtrejo.com/