Theoretically, Color Detector will also tell you the name of the color you're clicking on, but don't get too attached to that idea. Sure, every once in a while, you'll see "Black," "White," or even "Blue" flit by in the color Name field. But the vast majority of colors you'll land on will yield a result of "not found."
--Leigh Anne Jones
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