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Detecting Front-End JavaScript Libraries

A system where you can easily see and detect the front-end codes of the Javascript library used on your page will make it easier to adjust them. Here are the details for that!

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Learning Which Libraries Are Used By Your Page

You can use the Google Lighthouse system to detect the Javascript libraries your site uses. The system lists the related systems found on your page, as in the photo below:

Detecting Front-End JavaScript Libraries

Google Lighthouse doesn’t just report the libraries your website uses. In addition, Javascript snippets and libraries with security risks are also listed by Lighthouse and reported to you. In this way, it becomes possible to take future precautions regarding the security of your website.

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