Websites Using Google Code Prettify

Google Code Prettify is a JavaScript module for syntax highlighting of source code in web pages. It automatically detects programming languages and applies color-coding to make code snippets more readable in documentation, blogs, and technical content.

Categories: Miscellaneous

Official website: https://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify

103 websites using Google Code Prettify

Google Code Prettify is ranked #52 of 148 in Miscellaneous by website adoption.

Miscellaneous alternatives ranked by popularity

Open Graph — 191,944 websites
HTTP/3 — 158,815 websites
PWA — 87,411 websites
Popper — 10,552 websites
Gravatar — 8,312 websites
Webpack — 5,970 websites
DocuSign — 2,459 websites
Cloudinary — 2,342 websites
LottieFiles — 1,910 websites
Azure Edge Network — 1,266 websites

Technologies commonly used with Google Code Prettify

jQuery — 66% co-occurrence
Apache HTTP Server — 45% co-occurrence
Apache — 45% co-occurrence
jQuery CDN — 44% co-occurrence
Google Analytics — 41% co-occurrence
Open Graph — 39% co-occurrence
Bootstrap — 37% co-occurrence
Google Analytics 4 — 32% co-occurrence

How WhatStack detects Google Code Prettify

WhatStack detects Google Code Prettify by analyzing HTTP headers, HTML source code, JavaScript globals, meta tags, cookies, DNS records, and ads.txt entries using signature-based pattern matching across 10 different analyzers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Google Code Prettify?: Google Code Prettify is a JavaScript module for syntax highlighting of source code in web pages. It automatically detects programming languages and applies color-coding to make code snippets more readable in documentation, blogs, and technical content.
How many websites use Google Code Prettify?: WhatStack has detected Google Code Prettify on 103 websites in our database.
How do you detect Google Code Prettify?: We analyze HTTP headers, HTML source, JavaScript globals, meta tags, cookies, DNS records, and ads.txt entries to identify Google Code Prettify with high accuracy using signature-based pattern matching.