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In Google Chrome Dev Tools you can right click an element in the page HTML and click to Copy Element which copies the elements HTML to your clipboard.
Is there a way to copy all CSS rules associated with that elements HTML?
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On Chrome (without CSS Scan): On the left side is the HTML DOM tree, and on the right side, the CSS styles of the selected element. Having the right element selected on the HTML DOM tree, right-click on it and choose “Copy” > “Copy styles”. And done, the CSS was copied! That's how you copy CSS from “Inspect element”.
Choose Inspect element and then open the Computed tab and there you will the list of all the CSS applied to particular element.
You can find it by just clicking Show Inherited check box on Chrome's computed style panel likes below.
Add the Chrome extension "CSS Used" to your browser. After the installation you get an additional tab "CSS used" at the right side of the screen. The extension is also available via github.
You might also try SnappySnippet as an alternative.
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The Styles and Computed tabs in DOM Explorer show the CSS rules that apply to a selected element. Choose Inspect element and then open the Computed tab and there you will the list of all the CSS applied to particular element.
You can also check this link for Export CSS for DOM elements
For more information for your question for multiple browsers check this LINK. It might help you.
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