I'm going to assume that this is basically a question on what my favorite color is with extra steps :)
I'm also a big fan of purple! But if I had to choose, I'd go for #7851A9 instead:
Royal purple
That's a nice purple! I like all sorts of purples too but I couldn't pick the one I like the most. I like anything from lavender to kind of red wine color. Not sure if they're all even considered to be purple as they are little more red.
Anywhere on the spectrum from pink to purple is always a good choice.
#006269 
Edit: It's petrol blue for the curious.
Based
Reminds me of Netscape.
FFD000 is a beautiful yellow,, almost orange, that really stands out when in a dark background
For reference:
That is nice, I'll need to see if I can use it in some UI themes.
I'm one of the admins at https://thespot.design/, it's our main brand colour, if you want to see it implemented 💛
It contrasts nicely with dark mode. I also got to learn about a new website which is cool.
Steel Blue #4682b4
that is nice
Nice its like that blue that building frames have on them during construction.
I was always a fan of #BADA55 when I needed a placeholder color. Not only is it badass, it’s a nice mellow green.
That is a nice green.
#2f2
A nice eye searing lime green that I used to use a bit when I first got into web development. Originally copied from goodness knows where lol.
Now I use it in my current job alongside the color red when designing CSS grids
Nice looks like a shade of teal.
It's the default wallpaper color of Windows 95
Nice does it come with minesweeper?
Love that color!
Not my favorite, but I use this one for debugging #FF00FF.
It started back then in the early 2000s when I used to modify winamp skins, which used this particular color for transparency in their BMP sprites (no PNGs back than). Since then it stuck with me.
I also used to use that color for transparency. When I made something in MS Paint I set that color to where I wanted transparency so I could move it to other window with transparent selection. Nice workflow for simple pixel art but I would rather use GIMP these days.
yeah,, Gimp ain't much different from MS Paint regarding UX 😂 /s
33B5E5 4 Lyf
That's lovely
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deadbeef
#00FF00
#1200FF
Quite a sharp colour but very good
#454545
Nice for having sane amount of contrast in white bg.
#D00D00
I expect all you geeks to play What the Hex? and excel in it: https://yizzle.com/whatthehex/
I can’t lock it down to a specific hex, but my favorite palette is Synthwave
#1C1C1C
It's a very calming nice gray
I've been using #1F1F1F as it's also the background colour in dark mode VS Code, though anything in that region is quite pleasing
#000000
#00CBFC
F5A9B8
I get a surprising amount of use out of 0x123456, which is midnight-sea-bluish color, as a background shade.
FF06B5
Only my chooms will know why.
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