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William M.
Replying to @briansholis

I love "What font?", but you can search for CSS Peper if you want to explore more the structure of a website :)

Brian Sholis
Replying to @willisenough

What Font is a great choice but unfortunately not available in my country or region. Might have to move back to the US?

William M.
Replying to @briansholis

You can try an extension called "Fonts Ninja" too. I knew about it only weeks ago

Brian Sholis
Replying to @willisenough

Thanks! This looks like it will do the trick for now. Appreciate it.

Danish
Replying to @briansholis

So you select text, ctrl click and inspect element.. Safari will open its Web Inspector tool . Click Styles, Computed, and the Show All checkbox. Expand Properties to find the font-family name of the element text selected earlier.

jedmund
Replying to @dan10ish @briansholis

i am pretty sure he is asking for an extension because he doesn't want to go through 7 steps

Brian Sholis
Replying to @jedmund @dan10ish

Thank you both! Jedmund is correct. With the introduction of Profiles in the next MacOS, this easy font identification tool and the easy copy-URL shortcut are the last things that could conceivably keep me on Arc, so I’m exploring ..

Thu Le
Replying to @briansholis

Fontanello is simply my favorite after trying out all the other extensions, all you need is one click

Brian Sholis
Replying to @tple

And it turns out there is now a Fontanello Safari extension … search for "Fontanello Go" in the App Store

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Replying to @briansholis

I remember something like "What Font?". They used to have a Safari extension and an app for iOS for this kind of stuff.

Addison James
Replying to @briansholis

As a long time Safari user, Extensions are the main reason I switched to Chrome a couple years ago