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It's possible to style a text input's placeholder with the following:

-webkit-input-placeholder {
    color: red;
}

I am looking at a website online and I would like to use the same placeholder color as they do. Is it possible to figure out what color they used? I would like to include any alpha values, so I can't just sample the color with an image editor.

When I inspect the element with Chrome Dev Tools, I see:

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Dev tools does not provide information regarding the placeholder element when inspecting the input element. Is there another way?

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I figured it out.

The trick is to enable 'Show user agent shadow DOM' in the Settings panel of Chrome Developer Tools:

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To get to settings, click the "?" button at the top right of your Dev Tools panel, then click Settings, and it's under the default Preferences tab.

With that, you can now see it:

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