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Some websites nowadays are just instantly made. Sometimes we are still less than satisfied with the results, for example with the fonts.
To improve this, you can use VisualKit, a Chrome extension that allows you to easily preview and choose the right font.
Learn more and install here: https://sidiqprihatno.com/apps/visualkit
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VisualKit — Live Website Editor & UI Capture | Sidiq Prihatno
VisualKit is a Chrome Extension for live webpage editing, style inspection, and pixel-perfect screenshots. Edit elements visually, export clean HTML/CSS, and capture full-page shots — all without leaving your browser.
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