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In chrome you can see the font used under the "computed style" tab on the right. (This isn't meant to contradict your point—you were obviously using an arbitra
by MaxGabriel 12y ago
In chrome you can see the font used under the "computed style" tab on the right.
(This isn't meant to contradict your point—you were obviously using an arbitrary example—just thought you should know).
If anyone's aware of how, I'd like to know how to do this in Safari web inspector.
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- altano 12y agoActually that's not correct. The computed styles pane isn't telling you what font is being rendered. The Firefox Font Inspector is telling you what is actually being rendered on the screen. This is impossible to do with IE and Chrome. Try it out: Specify a font not on your system. Chrome will show you that font while Firefox will tell you what fallback is being uses.
- mh- 12y agothat's not correct. Chrome will show the truly rendered font from your system - the full name, even (i.e. Verdana Italic). I've taken a quick screen capture, where I've followed your steps by requesting a non-existent font and causing Chrome to fall back: http://i.imgur.com/C6IJyF6.png http://i.imgur.com/C6IJyF6.png FYI, I'm using Chrome on OS X.. Version 38.0.2107.3 dev (64-bit)
- acdha 12y agoThanks – looks like that was added about a year ago and I obviously haven't needed it in awhile: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=135489 https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=135489