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A lightweight PHP class for detecting mobile devices and tablets using User-Agent strings and HTTP headers.
A Laravel package for configuring trusted proxies to ensure correct URL generation, redirects, and sessions behind load balancers.
A Ruby gem for automatically applying security headers with safe defaults to protect web applications from common vulnerabilities.
A PHP class for detecting bots, crawlers, and spiders via user agent and HTTP headers.
A Symfony bundle that adds CORS headers to responses and handles preflight requests with per-URL configuration.
A Python library for parsing user agent strings to identify device types, operating systems, browsers, and capabilities.
A small ASP.NET Core middleware package for adding and customizing security headers to protect websites.
A precise and fast Ruby user agent parser and device detector backed by a large, up-to-date database.
A PHP package to add security-related HTTP response headers with Laravel integration.
Security libraries for ASP.NET applications that help implement HTTP security headers and other web security best practices.
An Elixir Plug for adding Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) headers to web applications.
An ASP.NET Core middleware that injects OWASP-recommended HTTP security headers with a single line of code.
Server configuration scripts for transparent WebP image delivery via Accept header negotiation.
A collection of OpenTracing utilities, instrumentations, and extensions for Java applications, now in maintenance mode.
A collection of OpenTracing utilities, instrumentations, and extensions for Java applications.
A Vapor middleware library for adding security headers to protect against XSS, click-jacking, and other web vulnerabilities.
Automatic CSRF protection for JavaScript apps using Symfony APIs via cookie-header validation.
A collection of LPEG patterns for parsing and validating common data formats like URIs, emails, IP addresses, and HTTP headers.
A lightweight, thread-safe Ruby library for parsing Accept-Language HTTP headers according to RFC standards.
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