Free Chrome Extension Lets Users Preview Any Font Used on Any Live Website
The tool is a Chrome extension that identifies and previews fonts used on any website in real time, launched for free. It addresses designers' and developers' need to quickly identify and test typefaces seen in the wild without manually inspecting page source.
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