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For some web development project, I'm starting to use some external frontend frameworks. I'm not a good designer so they're very useful, but I never exploit half of their capabilities.

So to save some space on my CSS files, I'm looking for a tool which is able to understand my DOM architecture and my CSS file, and then remove all useless declarations.

• I don't care if it's a web-app or a Linux/Desktop application.
• Input : .html files (but if you have other suggestion I'm interested)

For some web development project, I'm starting to use some external frontend frameworks. I'm not a good designer so they're very useful, but I never exploit half of their capabilities.

So to save some space on my CSS files, I'm looking for a tool which is able to understand my DOM architecture and my CSS file, and then remove all useless declarations.

• I don't care if it's a web-app, an IDE or browser plugin, or a Linux/Windows desktop application.
• Input : .html files (but if you have other suggestion I'm interested)

For some web development project, I'm starting to use some external frontend frameworks. I'm not a good designer so they're very useful, but I never exploit half of their capabilities.

So to save some space on my CSS files, I'm looking for a tool which is able to understand my DOM architecture and my CSS file, and then remove all useless declarations.

• I don't care if it's a web-app or a Linux/Desktop application.
• Input : .html files (but if you have other suggestion I'm interested)

For some web development project, I'm starting to use some external frontend frameworks. I'm not a good designer so they're very useful, but I never exploit half of their capabilities.

So to save some space on my CSS files, I'm looking for a tool which is able to understand my DOM architecture and my CSS file, and then remove all useless declarations.

• I don't care if it's a web-app or a Linux/Desktop application.
• Input : .html files (but if you have other suggestion I'm interested)