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Chroma is an OS X Dashboard utility for converting colors between HSV, RGB, and HEX formats, including 256 integer, percentage, and floating point variations. Favorites can be saved to the swatch library, and exported or imported via the system clipboard.
IMPORTANT: Version 4.0 includes an all new library system, support for multiple types of data (256 integer, percentage, and floating point values), updated copy/paste, and many other updates.
To transition your old library, navigate to the location you saved it originally and copy the contents
IMPORTANT: Version 4.0 includes an all new library system, support for multiple types of data (256 integer, percentage, and floating point values), updated copy/paste, and many other updates.
To transition your old library, navigate to the location you saved it originally and copy the contents
What's New
Version 4.2.2:
- Fixes naming error that prevented text entry when saving new swatches in OSX 10.8
- Includes all new library system, colour formats, and copy/paste features introduced in 4.0
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, OS X 10.6 or later
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Chroma is an OS X Dashboard utility for converting colors between HSV, RGB, and HEX formats, including 256 integer, percentage, and floating point variations. Favorites can be saved to the swatch library, and exported or imported via the system clipboard.
IMPORTANT: Version 4.0 includes an all new library system, support for multiple types of data (256 integer, percentage, and floating point values), updated copy/paste, and many other updates.
To transition your old library, navigate to the location you saved it originally and copy the contents of the text file to your system clipboard. In the Chroma widget settings (click the "i" icon in the upper right hand corner), select "import" and choose how you want to treat the incoming data. Values will be automatically converted into the new floating point format and saved in the internal library. Data can be exported and traded between computers using the same method. While this may not be ideal for syncing a library across systems, it should be much more robust, avoiding the 4096bit limit seen on some macs while using the command line to save the full library to a flat file. Bugs could still be present, however, so I look forward to any feedback you might have!
IMPORTANT: Version 4.0 includes an all new library system, support for multiple types of data (256 integer, percentage, and floating point values), updated copy/paste, and many other updates.
To transition your old library, navigate to the location you saved it originally and copy the contents of the text file to your system clipboard. In the Chroma widget settings (click the "i" icon in the upper right hand corner), select "import" and choose how you want to treat the incoming data. Values will be automatically converted into the new floating point format and saved in the internal library. Data can be exported and traded between computers using the same method. While this may not be ideal for syncing a library across systems, it should be much more robust, avoiding the 4096bit limit seen on some macs while using the command line to save the full library to a flat file. Bugs could still be present, however, so I look forward to any feedback you might have!
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While it's possible to create multiple instances of the Chroma widget, all of which would share the system-wide library, saving in one widget would overwrite changes from other instances of the widget. For obvious reasons, I don't recommend this. :P
Let me know if you find any issues, I'll do my best to fix them!
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Iaian7 rated on 30 Jun 2012