Listing Unique Font Stacks on a Webpage

I just put together a new tool to list all the unique font stacks on a web page, intended to help with diagnose and remove unnecessary webfonts and save page load time.

Usage

Download this file and include in your page source, or copy-and-paste it into your browser’s JS console, then run the styleInPage() function with the CSS style you want to inspect as the parameter.

Examples

// Show all unique font stacks in use on the current page
console.log(styleInPage('fontFamily'));
// Show a list of all DOM elements with their computed font stack
console.log(styleInPage('fontFamily', true));
// Highlight all DOM elements using font stack 8
var fontStacksInUse = styleInPage('fontFamily');
console.log(fontStacksInUse);
highlightInPage(8);

Unserialize.dev

php iconA quick-and-dirty PHP script to unserialize a string in PHP.

Clone (or download and expand the zip file) into your documents root and point unserialize.dev to the folder.

Note: as of December 2017, Google Chrome requires a TLS certificate to access .dev domains. You can use the script on any local TLD or PHP-capable server without any changes.

Enter your serialized data into the textarea, hit “submit,” and boom!—your serialized data is expanded to a much more human-readable view! Now includes Kint debugger to make it even easier to explore your data. Continue reading “Unserialize.dev”

Alfred MX Toolbox SuperTool Custom Search

If you use Alfred on your Mac and use MXToolbox.com with any regularity, this custom search should save you time.

Add the custom search

Alfred MX Toolbox SuperTool screenshot

Use the keyword “mx” and any of the SuperTool commands listed here to search for the info you need.


Here is another custom search specifically for whois data.

Add the custom whois search

Alfred MX Toolbox Whois information

Here’s an icon you can use, since custom search URLs don’t include images:MXToolbox