How alrra/browser-logos works
Browser Logos is a static collection of high-resolution browser logo assets, not an application with runtime code. The principal user workflow is to choose an active or archived logo and obtain it individually or as part of the full collection. The README documents npm, cdnjs, and a downloadable ZIP; the tree shows per-logo package metadata but not the image files themselves, so asset-level packaging links are not inferred.
Main entry points: src Current logos · archive Archived logos · chrome/package.json Chrome package metadata · chrome_12-48/package.json Legacy package metadata
Components 8
Logo catalog
- Current logos
src - Archived logos
src/archive - Chrome package metadata
src/chrome/package.json - Legacy package metadata
src/archive/chrome_12-48/package.json
Distribution
- npm
- cdnjs
- Full ZIP
Other components
- Logo user
Connections 7
- Logo user → npm: installs individually
- Logo user → cdnjs: gets logos
- Logo user → Full ZIP: downloads all
- Logo user → Current logos: browses current
- Logo user → Archived logos: browses older
- npm → Chrome package metadata: distributes package
- npm → Legacy package metadata: distributes package