Credits

Built on open source.

webQsee is a thin layer of original code on top of an enormous amount of brilliant open-source software. Below is a grouped list of the libraries we depend on, with licenses and a one-line description of what each one does for us. Thank you to every maintainer.

If we've missed a credit you think belongs here, please let us know, keeping this list accurate matters to us. License badges below summarise the upstream license at time of writing; the authoritative version is always the one shipped in each project's repository.

Data & UI

The grids, editors and viewers.

  • AG Grid MIT
    High-performance data grid powering the Analyzer's three event tables.
  • Monaco Editor MIT
    The editor from VS Code, used for inspecting JSON, JS and HTML payloads.
  • DataTables MIT
    Sortable / paginated tables in the analyzer and gallery secondary views.
  • CodeMirror MIT
    Lightweight code editor for inline edits and snippet display.
  • tributejs MIT
    @-mention autocomplete used in shared captures and team comments.
  • HAR Viewer BSD
    Foundation for our HAR rendering and compatibility layer.
Utilities

The pieces that hold everything together.

  • dayjs MIT
    Tiny immutable date/time library, timestamps everywhere in the analyzer.
  • crypto-js MIT
    Hashing, HMAC and AES primitives used for signed share URLs.
  • jQuery 3.x MIT
    Still the path of least resistance for some legacy UI widgets.
  • async-es MIT
    Concurrency primitives (queue, eachLimit) used in batch uploads.
  • socket.io-client MIT
    Realtime channel between the extension and our signaling server.
  • uuid MIT
    Stable IDs for captures, events and gallery items.
  • lru-cache MIT
    In-memory caches in front of IndexedDB hot paths.
  • pako MIT
    zlib in pure JavaScript, used for compressing capture bodies before upload.
File & data processing

Exporters, decoders and packers.

  • xlsx (SheetJS) Apache 2.0
    Excel and CSV export from analyzer grids.
  • pica MIT
    High-quality image resampling for thumbnails.
  • ts-ebml MIT
    Patches WebM duration metadata for seekable video exports.
  • mime-types MIT
    MIME lookup for downloads and HAR exports.
  • sanitize-filename WTFPL / ISC
    Safe filenames for downloads across OSes.
  • tar-stream MIT
    Streams .tar archives of an entire capture set in the browser.
Styling & icons

Type, shapes and glyphs.

  • Font Awesome Free GPL / SIL OFL / MIT
    Icon set used throughout the extension and this site.
  • normalize.css MIT
    Cross-browser baseline styles.
  • Inter SIL OFL
    Primary UI typeface in the extension.
  • Nunito Sans SIL OFL
    Display typeface on this marketing site.
Testing

What keeps us honest.

  • puppeteer Apache 2.0
    End-to-end browser automation against built extensions.
  • mocha MIT
    Test runner for unit and integration suites.
  • chai MIT
    Assertions paired with mocha.
Other

Honourable mentions.

About this website

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