A snippet for inspecting font-family usage in a webpage.

To have a quick look into font-family usage in a webpage.

Texts inside these elements will be ignored: script, noscript, style, iframe, option.

Invisible elements won't be taken into account as well, which are verified by any of the following criteria:

• with opacity: 0
• with display: none
• with visibility: hidden
• with text-indent value no larger than -512 (an intuitive value) or the value equals to 100% (which are common ways of hiding text for icons or title images)
• with computed area no larger than 1px² and with overflow value not equal to visible (which are common ways to provide accessibility enhancement, see GitHub's a.accessibility-aid at the begining of body)
• with clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px) (another way of hiding text)
• with invisible parentNode according to the criteria above

The result will sort all used font-family values by the number of glyphs they apply to. ie. most used one will be at the top of the result list.

1. Open http://justineo.github.io/fi/
2. Drag the fi link in the middle of the page onto your browser's bookmark bar
3. Open the webpage you'd like to inspect
4. Click the bookmarklet you just added
5. View the result

Bookmarklets can be blocked under certain security policies so browser extensions are more recommended.

• Chrome

• Firefox(under review)

  Firefox version provide additional functionalities to see the glyph count grouping by used font family values.