Library Detector (Academic Tool)

Detect JavaScript libraries used on the current web page. This tool is supported by academic software engineering researches.

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By: aaronxyliu

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Users: 197 ▲ 8

Rating: 5.00 (8)

Version: 1.5 (Last updated: 2024-04-26)

Creation date: 2023-12-18

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab

Host permissions:

*://*/*

Size: 622.59K

Email: aa*****@gmail.com

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# 57628 ▲ 94

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#431 in Developer Tools ▲ 4 #14 in library keyword 32 ▼ 4 #67 in detect keyword 15 ▼ 10

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Extension summary

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This open-source tool is developed to accurately detect libraries and frameworks running on the web. It collects 600+ most popular ones, pinpoints the version, and reveals those hidden by web packers or obfuscators.

Usage: open a website, click on the icon of this extension (needs to be pinned in the extension bar in advance), and click on the "detect" button in the popup menu, then all the libraries loaded by the website will be displayed.

All the detection features used in this extension are auto-generated by the algorithm proposed in recent research papers, ensuring the soundness of detection results. More libraries will be covered in later releases. For further information visits GitHub: https://github.com/aaronxyliu/PTV. Feedback please send to [email protected].

User reviews

Good to use. Love it!

jingkai W, 2024-01-07

Useful research tool. Better accuracy and easy using. Expect more functionalities in the future.

Grace XU, 2023-12-24

After careful examination of the code of this tool and the research paper it based on, I have to say that this will be the best library profiler I ever seen. The algorithm they proposed is fantastic. Although there are limited number of libraries can be detected now, I believe much more libraries will be covered in the future since features are fully auto generated! Awesome work! Besides, it would be better if it can detect web technologies beyond just library :)