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# Toolz
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<p align="center">
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<img src="src/svg/toolz.svg" alt="Toolz"
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<img src="src/assets/toolz/icon.svg" alt="Toolz"
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title="b2ntp" width="160" height="160" />
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</p>
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A set of testing and verification tools, with simple and beautiful design
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## Ad Block Test [Link](https://d3ward.github.io/toolz/adblock)
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Check if your adblock solution is blocking enough hosts
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With a simple UI check how much you blocked , the tool try to connect to most common domains for 6 category
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( Ads, Analytics, Error Tracking, SocialTrackers, Mix and OEMs)
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This tool allows you to check if your adblock solution is blocking enough hosts. With a simple UI and easy UX you can check how much you have blocked. The tool tries to connect to the most common domains for different categories (ads, analytics, bug tracking, social trackers, mix and OEMs).
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If you don't block all the hosts but you want to , you can use
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- My hosts txt list -> [d3Host.txt](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/d3ward/toolz/master/src/d3host.txt)
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## Units Test of Viewport [Link](https://d3ward.github.io/toolz/units)
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CSS has several different units for expressing a length. One of them is the 'vh' , basically
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100vh should be 100% but on Mobile Browsers it isn't.
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Over the years there has been a lot of talk about this problem on mobile browsers, mainly on Safari (wich use WebKit , but Chromium browsers are affected). In addition to the test, there are in-depth studies and solutions
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This tool is useful for testing different units for expressing a length in CSS.
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One of them is the 'vh', where 100vh should be 100%, but on mobile browsers it isn't. Over the years, there has been a lot of talk about this problem on mobile browsers, mainly on Safari which uses WebKit, but Chromium browsers are affected as well. In addition to the test, there are in-depth studies and solutions available.
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## Fontlist [Link](https://d3ward.github.io/toolz/fontlist)
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Want to know what fonts your browser supports?
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Check your list of Web Safe Fonts
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These fonts are the ones that are installed by default on virtually every computer or mobile device.
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This is what makes them "safe". No matter where the person is in the world and what device they are using, a websafe font will always load and display correctly.
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This tool allows you to check the list of web safe fonts supported by your browser. These are the fonts that are installed by default on virtually every computer or mobile device. This is what makes them "safe". No matter where you are in the world or what device you are using, a web safe font will always load and display correctly.
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## Contributing
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If you have a problem with any of the tools feel free to share it by opening an issue<br>
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You can also suggest a new test tool to be created/added
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If you have any problems with any of the tools, feel free to share them by opening an issue.
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You can also suggest a new test tool to be created or added. Contributions are welcome and encouraged.
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## License
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