4.5
Free
Roblox
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Dragonfly for Mac
- Free
- 27
- 1.6K
- V3.2
Dragonfly is a color picker for web developers. You can pick four different colors and see how they fit. That makes it easier to find a nice color set for a website.
Of course Dragonfly displays the colors as hexadecimal code so you can copy and paste it easily to your web-project. When you've found your favorite colors you can save them so you always have them at your fingertips.
App specs
License
Free
Version
3.2
Latest update
Platform
Mac
OS
Mac OS X
Language
English
Available languages
- German
- English
- French
Downloads
1.6K
Size
1.92 MB
Developer
- Kaliya-garden
Program available in other languages
Dragonfly for Mac
- Free
- 27
- 1.6K
- V3.2
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