Replyleafnotices

Attribution and naming

Original presentation, documented dependencies.

The interface, geometric product marks, social artwork, copy, and sample compositions in this project are original project assets. Production dependencies retain their own licenses.

Product name

Product and format references do not imply affiliation or endorsement.

Bundled software

The production build includes a pinned local PDF.js distribution (pdfjs-dist 6.3.289) for PDF page rendering under the Apache License 2.0. The shipped license text and version inventory are included with every build; PDF support assets are served only from the same static origin and are never fetched from a third party.

PDF.js cannot render every PDF from the page file alone, so the build also redistributes its supporting assets. Each family below ships with its own license text inside the build:

  • 168 Adobe CMap character maps (vendor/cmaps/), needed for CJK and other non-Latin encodings, under the Adobe CMap license at vendor/cmaps/LICENSE.
  • 10 Foxit Type 1 substitution fonts (FoxitDingbats, FoxitFixed, FoxitSerif and FoxitSymbol variants) under vendor/standard_fonts/LICENSE_FOXIT.
  • 4 Liberation Sans font binaries (Red Hat) under the GNU General Public License v2 with the font exception, at vendor/standard_fonts/LICENSE_LIBERATION.
  • Image and colour codecs compiled to WebAssembly: the JBIG2 decoder (LICENSE_JBIG2), the OpenJPEG JPEG 2000 decoder under the 2-clause BSD license (LICENSE_OPENJPEG), and the qcms colour-management engine under the MIT license (LICENSE_QCMS), each with its accompanying PDF.js notice.
  • The QuickJS evaluator that PDF.js uses for PDF scripting actions, by Fabrice Bellard and Charlie Gordon, under the MIT license at vendor/wasm/LICENSE_QUICKJS.

These font binaries are redistributed so PDF.js can substitute for fonts a PDF does not embed. They are not used to render this product's own interface, which requests system font families only.

The repository pins Playwright 1.61.0 under the Apache License 2.0 for local metadata-artwork rendering and browser tests. It pins axe-core 4.13.0 under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 for automated accessibility scans. These development/test tools are not loaded by the production application and are not presented as product certifications.

Format names

JPEG, PNG, WebP, PDF, JSON, HTML, CSV, and browser names are used descriptively to identify interoperability or supported formats. Their respective names and marks belong to their owners. No sponsorship or endorsement is implied.

User-supplied content

Logos, filenames, images, PDFs, project names, and comments are supplied by users and remain their responsibility. The application does not provide a stock-art library or verify copyright, trademark, publicity, confidentiality, or other rights.

Sample provenance

The included seven-unit demonstration uses abstract geometry, generic labels, and procedural layout. It contains no people, brands, landmarks, famous-character references, stock media, or competitor screenshots. See Asset provenance.