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Detects the JavaScript libraries running on a page and displays their icons in the address bar. LibJS Detector Firefox WebExtension discovers which JavaScript libraries are being utilized on webpages that you visit and displays their icons on the Firefox Menu. Currently supports: Release 1.1.1 - Updated detection logic for Nuxt

When you surf the internet with Fire Detector, You can also find more unknown frameworks and libraries. It is based on [LibrarySniffer](https://github.com/justjavac/ChromeSnifferPlus/). I've replaced some deprecated javascript interfaces with asynchronous ones adopted by Firefox for its add-ons --- ### Limitations - WebExtension only works on sites that allow content scripts. With this WebExtension, You can detect:

.... ======== Chrome app: HTML, XHTML and XML editor - https://goo.gl/bYR7fF == Browser Extensions == Chrome extension: http://bit.ly/1NiErH5 Add-on Firefox: http://mzl.la/1XJQXQC ==Angular Directive== Download Angular Syntax-Highligher. For documentation follow this link - http://ulmdevice.altervista.org/syntaxhigh/documentation/index.html

...And a special thanks to the project canvg and html2canvas. Project documentation: http://ulmdevice.altervista.org/pdfapihtml5/#documentation ========== Also available service for Angular 7+: http://ulmdevice.altervista.org/pdfjsapi/ Mobile Applications: http://bit.ly/1MrlgKk Opera add-on: http://bit.ly/1kkMhTa

An AngularJS module that gives you access to the browsers local storage with cookie fallback. You can install angular-local-storage using 3 different ways. For local testing (when you are testing on localhost) set the domain to an empty string ''. Setting the domain to 'localhost' will not work on all browsers (eg. Chrome) since some browsers only allow you to set domain cookies for registry-controlled domains, i.e. something ending in .com or so, but not IPs or intranet hostnames like localhost. ...