FingerprintJS version 5.0 now MIT licensed(fingerprint.com)
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FingerprintJS version 5.0 now MIT licensed
https://fingerprint.com/blog/fingerprintjs-version-5-0-mit-license/
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"Unfortunately, as a result, FingerprintJS was no longer so easily accessible to the developer community. We heard your feedback — now, all new code updates to FingerprintJS are under the MIT license. We want to ensure the latest in browser fingerprinting technology is accessible and available to all developers and businesses to help fight against fraud."
Read: The usage dropped significantly.
Read: The usage dropped significantly.
NPM has public download numbers, which can be used as a proxy for popularity and usage of library. The 2023 change is clearly visible: https://npmtrends.com/@fingerprintjs/fingerprintjs (Switch to "All time") Interestingly, it seems the downloads picked up earlier in 2025 again...
Comparison seems to be at https://fingerprint.com/github/, scroll to bottom for "Feature comparison" table.