Which open source/free software license does this web extension follow?
This is such a nice web extension that I use it almost every day. But I can't find any open source/free software licenses under the source code folder now. The file package.json in the source code of "tag v2.5.1" shows that it followed the ISC license at that time.
Line 10 in package.json:
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"license": "ISC",
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However, today I can't find this line any more. So which open source/free software license does this web extension follow now? Or it doesn't follow open source/free software licenses at present? (I am not a native English speaker. If there are any mistakes of grammar, please understand me.)
Hello. Apologies for the confusion. There never was a license. Global Speed is source code available, but all rights reserved so far. I will try researching about licenses soon. I don't know much about them.
If you initialize an NPM package using the npm init -y command, it will put "license": "ISC" by default and wasn't intended. I removed that line after finding out. If I read correctly, unless you see a LICENSE file, always assume no license. The license line on package.json is only intended for NPM packages published on npmjs.com.