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* With regards to Section 6(b) of our EULA this refers to the “Third Party Software”. The Third-Party software is the open-source software we use in our products.
There are two different aspects to consider
the open-source libraries we use
the open-source libraries we distribute in our JAR file
Regarding the open-source libraries we use, on the Java backend, we use an open-source library called Spring which is provided by Confluence. On the frontend, we use the jQuery library which is also provided by Confluence.
Regarding the open-source libraries we distribute, in the case of some of our apps the only open-source library we are packaging is Gson.Latest release
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