Doesn't seem to do more than what the generic ones do except it seems to want to push retail on you from the get-go. For a paid version I would expect there'd be provided at least the same amount of information as the developer tools inspector gives, but that is not the case. What we need is one that can show where styles are defined, whether or not they are shadowed, and a list of local, inherited and calculated properties like devtools gives without needing to open devtools which is the whole reason I wanted something like this. Also a way to copy a unique but non-dynamic selector from a component would be nice.

Helpful, worth $3

The refund policy is very bad

CSS Peeper will transform the way designers and developers inspect website styles. With just a simple point and click, you can quickly view design properties, explore color palettes, review typography, and extract assets—no more digging through complex code. Pros: 1. Instant Style Inspection: See CSS properties in seconds without searching through code. 2. Color Palette Explorer: Easily browse and export color schemes you love. 3. Typography Details: Quickly check fonts and text styles across any site. 4. Asset Extraction: Download images and icons directly from web pages. 5. Accessibility Insights: Get tips on color contrast and readability to improve user experience. 6. Trusted by Thousands: Over 500,000 users, 4.2+ ratings on the Chrome Store and 60,000 average traffic on their website. Cons: - Limited to Chrome (no standalone app). - Advanced CSS customizations will require external tools, as this is built to know the styling. CSS Peeper is quite pleseant to work with and has improved my workflow. It’s fast, intuitive, and saves a lot of time. If you want to make design processes easier and more enjoyable, I highly recommend giving it a try!

Most tools I use offer at least a partial refund for accidental renewals, especially when you barely use the service. CSS Peeper doesn’t. Their strict “no refund” policy is outdated and unfair. Very disappointing.

This extension’s business model seems to depend on people forgetting to cancel the trial. Once you're charged, there’s absolutely no refund — even with almost zero usage. This is not fair or ethical in any way.

The way CSS Peeper handles trials and refunds is unacceptable. They make it extremely easy to get charged, but impossible to get your money back — even with minimal usage. This kind of behavior feels like taking advantage of users.

I really expected better. I used the tool for only one day, forgot to cancel the trial, and got charged the full amount. Support simply refused to help. This shows very poor customer service and a bad refund policy.

Be careful with this extension. The trial ends without any proper reminder, and you’ll get charged immediately. Even if you contact them right away, they refuse refunds. This feels like a trap more than a real trial.

CSS Peeper has one of the worst refund policies I’ve encountered. Accidentally renewing after barely using the service should not result in a full charge with no flexibility. This approach shows zero care for customers.

Their refund policy is extremely disappointing. I used the trial for only one day, got charged the full amount, and they completely refused to refund me. It feels like they rely on customers forgetting to cancel. Very bad experience.

My experience with CSS Peeper was extremely disappointing. I tried the paid version for only one day during the trial, then forgot to cancel before it ended — and the moment the trial expired, they charged me the full amount. When I contacted their support immediately, they completely refused to refund the payment, even though I barely used the service. Their refund policy feels unfair and customer-unfriendly, and the way the trial is handled gives the impression that they rely on users forgetting to cancel in order to make money. Many other services offer transparent reminders and flexible refunds for accidental renewals, but CSS Peeper chooses not to. I don’t recommend this extension to anyone — the billing and refund practices are disappointing, and customers deserve better.