GPT Based - A Powerful ChatGPT Prompt Generator
GPTBased is used to generate effective prompts for ChatGPT in a few simple steps
Detect JavaScript libraries used on the current web page. This tool is supported by academic software engineering researches.
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同口径展示 1 天、7 天、30 天的绝对增长与增长率。
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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].
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GPTBased is used to generate effective prompts for ChatGPT in a few simple steps
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Critical Bug: Unresolved Async Message Listeners This extension injects a content script (content_scripts/detect.js) that registers asynchronous message event listeners (line 477). These listeners return Promise objects implicitly (due to being async functions) but fail to resolve or reject them, causing Chrome to throw the following error in the console: "Uncaught (in promise) Error: A listener indicated an asynchronous response by returning true, but the message channel closed before a response was received" Impact: Spams the console with errors, making debugging impossible. May interfere with other scripts or extensions relying on message passing. Root Cause: The async listener in detect.js does not: - Explicitly resolve its Promise (e.g., with return or sendResponse()), or - Handle errors properly (e.g., try/catch with rejection). Expected Fix: - Ensure all async message listeners resolve/reject their Promise (e.g., return someValue; or throw new Error()). - If using chrome.runtime.onMessage, call sendResponse() before the listener returns. Temporary Workaround: - Disabling this extension stops the errors immediately. - Please address this issue—it breaks standard Chrome messaging behavior and degrades the developer experience.
Good to use. Love it!
Useful research tool. Better accuracy and easy using. Expect more functionalities in the future.
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 :)
very useful toolkit
Easy to use. Accurate results. Nice UI indeed.
Finally a tool capable of detecting Webpacker-bundled libraries. Cool!
First seen academic-level library detector! Accurate results and nice UI, awesome!