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Identify The JavaScript Framework Using WTFramework BookMarklet

Written on November 13th, 2008 at 5:28 pm by Avinash

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Web Designing has completely changed with the introduction of dynamic pages, and such pages are highly manipulated using JavaScript.JavaScript Frameworks have made JS programming even faster and efficient, but identifying which JS Framework can be tedious if it has to be checked for every site.

JS-Bookmarklet

WTFramework Bookmarklet makes it easier to identify which JS Framework like MooTools, Yahoo User Interface, jQuery, Scriptaculous, Dojo Toolkit, Mochikit, etc.was used on any site/blog.Just a single click on the Bookmarklet in the Bookmark Menu and a info pops–up on the right top corner showing which framework is being used.Note that the bookmarklet does not work on Flash driven sites.

Just drag and drop this WTFramework v1.3 Bookmarklet onto your Browser Bookmark Bar.

WTFrameWork - HomePage

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