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How to view font of current page in Firefox?
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How to know font of the current web page in Firefox?
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How to know font of the current web page in Firefox?
firefox fonts
asked Oct 29 '10 at 3:21
JichaoJichao
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How to know font of the current web page in Firefox?
firefox fonts
asked Oct 29 '10 at 3:21
JichaoJichao
2,44384052
How to know font of the current web page in Firefox?
firefox fonts
firefox fonts
asked Oct 29 '10 at 3:21
JichaoJichao
2,44384052
asked Oct 29 '10 at 3:21
JichaoJichao
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asked Oct 29 '10 at 3:21
JichaoJichao
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asked Oct 29 '10 at 3:21
JichaoJichao
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2 ways:
1. View source (right click > View Page Source or Ctrl+U) and find the font from the style sheet.
2. Install Firebug, find the DOM element, and look at its style.
answered Oct 29 '10 at 4:11
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Recent Firefox versions allow you to right-click on any element and select Inspect Element. Then, click the Style button at the bottom, and select the Computed tab on the top right. Look for font-family.
answered Jul 13 '12 at 14:38
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Neither answer applies to current versions of Firefox, so I am posting this answer.
FireBug is not available as a Web Extension, and Firefox devtools have been updated.
Current Firefox versions allow you to right-click on any element and select Inspect Element. Then, click the Inspector button on the devtools toolbar, and select the Computed tab on the top right of the devtools. Look or search for font-family.
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2 ways:
1. View source (right click > View Page Source or Ctrl+U) and find the font from the style sheet.
2. Install Firebug, find the DOM element, and look at its style.
answered Oct 29 '10 at 4:11
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2 ways:
1. View source (right click > View Page Source or Ctrl+U) and find the font from the style sheet.
2. Install Firebug, find the DOM element, and look at its style.
answered Oct 29 '10 at 4:11
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2 ways:
1. View source (right click > View Page Source or Ctrl+U) and find the font from the style sheet.
2. Install Firebug, find the DOM element, and look at its style.
answered Oct 29 '10 at 4:11
Traveling Tech GuyTraveling Tech Guy
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2 ways:
1. View source (right click > View Page Source or Ctrl+U) and find the font from the style sheet.
2. Install Firebug, find the DOM element, and look at its style.
answered Oct 29 '10 at 4:11
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Recent Firefox versions allow you to right-click on any element and select Inspect Element. Then, click the Style button at the bottom, and select the Computed tab on the top right. Look for font-family.
answered Jul 13 '12 at 14:38
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Recent Firefox versions allow you to right-click on any element and select Inspect Element. Then, click the Style button at the bottom, and select the Computed tab on the top right. Look for font-family.
answered Jul 13 '12 at 14:38
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Recent Firefox versions allow you to right-click on any element and select Inspect Element. Then, click the Style button at the bottom, and select the Computed tab on the top right. Look for font-family.
answered Jul 13 '12 at 14:38
Daniel Beck♦Daniel Beck
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Recent Firefox versions allow you to right-click on any element and select Inspect Element. Then, click the Style button at the bottom, and select the Computed tab on the top right. Look for font-family.
answered Jul 13 '12 at 14:38
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Neither answer applies to current versions of Firefox, so I am posting this answer.
FireBug is not available as a Web Extension, and Firefox devtools have been updated.
Current Firefox versions allow you to right-click on any element and select Inspect Element. Then, click the Inspector button on the devtools toolbar, and select the Computed tab on the top right of the devtools. Look or search for font-family.
answered yesterday
RockPaperLizardRockPaperLizard
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Neither answer applies to current versions of Firefox, so I am posting this answer.
FireBug is not available as a Web Extension, and Firefox devtools have been updated.
Current Firefox versions allow you to right-click on any element and select Inspect Element. Then, click the Inspector button on the devtools toolbar, and select the Computed tab on the top right of the devtools. Look or search for font-family.
answered yesterday
RockPaperLizardRockPaperLizard
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Neither answer applies to current versions of Firefox, so I am posting this answer.
FireBug is not available as a Web Extension, and Firefox devtools have been updated.
Current Firefox versions allow you to right-click on any element and select Inspect Element. Then, click the Inspector button on the devtools toolbar, and select the Computed tab on the top right of the devtools. Look or search for font-family.
answered yesterday
RockPaperLizardRockPaperLizard
3,179133671
Neither answer applies to current versions of Firefox, so I am posting this answer.
FireBug is not available as a Web Extension, and Firefox devtools have been updated.
Current Firefox versions allow you to right-click on any element and select Inspect Element. Then, click the Inspector button on the devtools toolbar, and select the Computed tab on the top right of the devtools. Look or search for font-family.
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