This is nice but one major thing right away... you need to have better error handling... entering in "domain.com" says Done no unused sectors instead of "hey this actually didn't work because we require you to enter http:// or https:// before the domain". And have one for unresolved domains... tested "sldfjsklfjlksdfksdkfsdjlfjdslfjsdfs.com" and it said the same thing. But... that's easy to implement. Cheers!

Keep up the good work

Pros:

I've been meaning to find this for a while

Cons:

could go a little bit beyond what it find out

Finally! I've been looking for this for a looong time!

This is great! Only suggestion maybe: there should be an option to ignore some CSS files like Bootstrap/Glyphicons etc.

curious to try this : just need to cross check - it doesn't make me remove css styles used *somewhere*

cool! found some 'unused selectors' on https://www.jitbit.com/unusedcss/ ;)

great to clean up ur css before minifying it and go production. testing this soon ...

Great idea but at this stage it's of little use. Will be wonderful if it can work with media query and SASS.

How does it deal with responsive sites and media queries?

This looks awesome!! Feature request: a version of this but for sass/Scss to identify un-used functions/variables. Could integrate into atom/sublime/visual studio

Just tried it, too. Great effort. Keep. Going. I've been looking for something along these lines, except for web app (auth'd users). A Chrome extension would be great... check a page/view against the loaded CSS file. Would really help refactoring our application.

Was really hoping that it would work but tried it on over a dozen websites, and they all came back with (and in most cases in less than 2 seconds): "Stand by... Done. No unused selectors found." In most cases so quickly that I doubt it was checking them or maybe was hitting a barrier and stopping right there - tried it on a dead URL www.comcetclu.com and it came back with the same result. Something's not quite right :/ :(

Just tried it. Looks cool. Does it counts the unused elements in core css files? I mean default css files of Bootstrap and other frameworks?

Will give it a try then

Are there any prerequisites to the web pages for it to work?

Pros:

The idea is really usefull

Cons:

Does not work on a page where I know that there are unused CSS classes.