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Third-party open-source notices

files24.online is proprietary application code that uses open-source components. These notices acknowledge dependency licenses; they are not an open-source release of the files24.online codebase.

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Third-party open-source notices - files24.online

App code

proprietary files24.online implementation

Dependencies

remain under upstream licenses

LGPL

source availability applies to the package

Scope

What these notices mean

Open-source notices identify third-party packages used by the browser application. They do not publish, re-license, or grant extra rights to private files24.online application code.

The files24.online app code, design, domain, and brand remain under their own rights.
Third-party packages keep the licenses chosen by their upstream authors.
License obligations are tracked per dependency, not as one license for the whole site.

Stack

Primary runtime and UI dependencies

The production app uses Next.js, React, next-intl, Tailwind CSS, lucide-react, PeerJS, QR utilities, @noble/hashes, browser WebRTC APIs, and the p2p-files transfer module.

Most direct UI and runtime packages are MIT, ISC, BSD, or Apache-2.0 licensed.
p2p-files is consumed as a git submodule during builds; that is an integration detail, not a publication of this site source.
Browser-provided WebRTC APIs are used at runtime; the site does not distribute browser source code.

LGPL

LGPL dependency source availability

The HEIC conversion package heic-to is listed as an LGPL-3.0 dependency. Source availability here means the upstream source for that third-party package, not the private files24.online application source.

The heic-to package and other dependencies remain governed by their own upstream licenses.
License texts and copyright notices should remain available with the relevant packages or repositories.
This notice does not grant rights to private files24.online code beyond rights already provided by third-party licenses.