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Detail	Mighil	Taste Lab
Overview	By using Mighil, users can try alternative typefaces on real websites before making changes to their stylesheet or opening Figma, allowing them to see how fonts perform across real content, layouts, and breakpoints and make informed design decisions.	Taste uses abductive reasoning to extract the design context from a website, including the measurements, patterns, and taste principles that underlie its design. This allows users to gain a deeper understanding of the design decisions that went into creating a website, and to apply those same principles to their own design work.
Listed features	Inspect font specs on any text by right-clicking, allowing users to copy font family, color, contrast, or experimental font file URL. Scan the live DOM to list all fonts in use, with counts, and target specific font families or use a wildcard to apply changes to all fonts. Try over 1,900 fonts instantly by searching Bunny Fonts or uploading custom fonts, and apply them to the page with one click. Limit font changes to a specific area of the page by picking elements to scope the swap, and save these areas per hostname. Save rules per site, so that shortlists are applied consistently across visits, and revisit reference sites with the same swaps in place.	Extracts design measurements from a website, including precise values for colors, typography, and spacing Detects patterns in the design, including systematic rules and design goals Inferes the taste principles that underlie the design, including the deliberate trade-offs made by the designer Provides a detailed output, including a design map and taste DNA, that can be used to inform design decisions
Best suited to	Designers who want to test and refine typography on live websites without affecting the underlying code. Developers who need to inspect and debug font issues on live websites and want a convenient and efficient way to do so. Tinkerers and hobbyists who enjoy experimenting with different fonts and layouts on their favorite websites.	Designers who want to reverse-engineer a website's design taste and apply it to their own projects Developers who need to implement a design consistently across multiple platforms and devices Design engineers who want to analyze and optimize the design of a website or application
Limitations and fit	may not work on pages with strict font policies or restricted access requires a browser extension or add-on to be installed.	May require technical expertise to fully utilize the output and apply it to design decisions
Pricing model	Free	Free
Listed price	Not listed	Not listed
Platforms	Browser, Chrome Extension	Browser