I do not use this every day. I have tried a zillion color picking tools. Usually, I can't figure out how to use it when the need arises two months later. This one I can. It responds to 'color' in Spotlight so I can find it.Also, it does exactly what I want. Click the eyedropper, click anything I can see, click next to the representation I want. DONE.AND, if that's not enough, it contributes to the system swatch library so I can add an unusual color to my email if I want.

A great way to access the system color picker in a standalone app, with option in settings to show in the menubar as well. Wish I could change the menubar icon to a custom one, the standard one is small and looks out of place next to my other menubar icons. I was able to download and add other .clr color palettes to my Library/Colors directory (Pantone ones by Midwinter Duncan Grant) which show up in the 3rd tab palettes list after restarting the app.

Install this > Go to it's Settings > turn on "Copy color...after picking" > turn on "Quit after picking" (if you want) > click turn on "Show color sampler when opening"Now this app is even better. You open it. It automatically is ready to pick a color. You pick a color. It copies it. It closes itself. You paste the color. You continue working.

The Digital Color Meter, a default MacOS color picker app, is not useful for graphic arts, and the default color picker app doesn't that other apps have to use doesn't show all the color spaces you need to work on design rapidly. I am able to see the values of RGB, HEX, LCH and HSL through 1 interface, which reduces the friction that was there before. Highly recommend if you work in multiple colorspaces.