It's not much of a name, but this little tool will come in very handy to anyone who does web work. One of the shortcomings of Apple's default color pickers is that none of them display the hexadecimal codes you need to use colors in HTML or CSS. This software installs as a new color panel in any Cocoa app, and in many Carbon ones as well. This is the same company that previously gave us RCDefaultApp, which fills a gap in Preferences by letting you choose default applications for various internet protocols.
RCWebColorPicker: Freeware Web Color Panel from Rubicode
Published March 15th, 2006
RCWebColorPicker: Freeware Color Panel for Mac OS X
It's not much of a name, but this little tool will come in very handy to anyone who does web work. One of the shortcomings of Apple's default color pickers is that none of them display the hexadecimal codes you need to use colors in HTML or CSS. This software installs as a new color panel in any Cocoa app, and in many Carbon ones as well. This is the same company that previously gave us RCDefaultApp, which fills a gap in Preferences by letting you choose default applications for various internet protocols.
It's not much of a name, but this little tool will come in very handy to anyone who does web work. One of the shortcomings of Apple's default color pickers is that none of them display the hexadecimal codes you need to use colors in HTML or CSS. This software installs as a new color panel in any Cocoa app, and in many Carbon ones as well. This is the same company that previously gave us RCDefaultApp, which fills a gap in Preferences by letting you choose default applications for various internet protocols.
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