As web design continues to evolve, the aesthetic appeal of a website is often heavily influenced by the typography chosen by designers. If you've ever wondered what fonts a website uses, WhatFont can help. It is an innovative web tool designed for identifying fonts used on websites with remarkable ease and efficiency, developed by Chengyin Liu from China.

To save a web page locally for offline viewing in the future, there are usually the following methods:

1. Manually copy and save the page content to a Word document (the format is easy to mess up);
2. Save the entire page as a picture by scrolling and taking a long screenshot (not easy to view);
3. Use a plug-in or online tool to save the web page as a PDF file (the file is large, and the format is easily confused);
4. Use built-in "Save as..." of browser (the file is large, too many files, or the format is disordered, and it is inconvenient to manage).

These methods often not only cannot completely save the webpage, but also make it inconvenient to save and share, especially seriously affecting the offline browsing experience.

Usually, to print or save a web page as PDF document, we can use the built-in printing function provided by web browser or choose the method of taking a screenshot before printing it out instead. But either will inevitably print out the ads and some other unnecessary contents on the page, thus wasting a lot of space on page. If you often need to print or save web pages, Print Friendly & PDF is the perfect tool to save much time, effort and resource for your printing work!

Although various plug-ins can greatly expand the functionality and improve the usage experience of web browser, they do consume too many system resources, so that make your browser start and run slower and slower, even get stuck frequently. In other words, too many browser addons end up making the user experience worse! Based on this fact, something better than plugins - userscript emerged, and is becoming more and more popular now. Although it's a little hard to get started and only suitable for advanced computer users, once you get used to it, you can't leave it any more.

Mouse gestures are not something new in many variations of Google Chrome (those developed based on Chromium). If you want to enjoy the great convenience of mouse gestures on your Chrome-based browser, you have to install some third-party extensions, and CrxMouse is one of them. After installing this plug-in, users can set corresponding mouse gestures according to their preferences, then complete many regular web page operations completely through mouse actions.