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I have a task (for instance): create an HTML&CSS according to the given Jpg file. Basically, what i want, is a simple JavaScript lib (or whatever else it might be) which will allow me to see the transparent gif of the original file (50% opacity) and my actual page, so that i could fit all my classes pixel-to-pixel according to Jpeg.

Does it exist?

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This is a good extension, for Firefox:

http://www.pixelperfectplugin.com/

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GREAT! thank you SO much! that was EXACTLY what i was looking for. i've seen it some month ago, but never thought i'd need it :) nice catch!
Very good answer, but the remaining problem are the other browsers, especially IE which may (will) render the page slightly differently.
Good point. We should point out that just because it's pixel perfect according to this tool, doesn't mean it will be in the 'real world' - but at least it will help you to get closer.

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