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Honestly? Probably the W3 Schools Colour Picker.
I like picking colours! And being able to get shades and highlights and stuff like that. It's also helpful for switching between HEX and RGB.
I spend waaaaaaayyy too much time picking colors for any/everything!
Recently when I need to pick colors I've been using Palettte or (less frequently) Adobe's Color picker for finding compatible themes.
I switch between them sometimes, but W3Schools has been the longest lasting.
I spend SOOO much time looking for the right colours. And then there's fonts, where I will spend literally hours at it. It's kinda ridiculous.
My most used is probably to the Vue Docs 😅
My favorite is this nifty site to help read blocks of text quickly (I have the label set as "READ ZOOM" on my bookmark bar)
I use a chromebook, so I don't use bookmarks, instead I use "shortcuts" to web page, in the place of apps. I almost always have these open :)
The most "popular" pages are further up the list so they are easier to access via shortcut keys on my laptop.
I personally don't bookmark too many pages, as I always forget what I bookmark and need to find them. Rather I usually pin a page I want to look at later, or use soon. Otherwise I throw it into google keep for more "long term" storage.
Nice! I think I continued using bookmarks on my Chromebook just because that was what I was accustomed to.
Awesome list though! 👍
Only the most relaxing sites ever. The Chillest of Monkey
Omg hahah.
This is a work of art 🧐
For web dev, it's probably CSS Trick's A Complete Guide to Flexbox.