Websites Using Pygments

Pygments is a syntax highlighting library written in Python that supports over 500 programming languages and markup formats. It can output highlighted code in various formats including HTML, LaTeX, and RTF.

Categories: Miscellaneous

Official website: https://pygments.org

38 websites using Pygments

• frama-c.com
• proj.org
• mozilla-releng.net
• isso-comments.de
• omnicom.pro
• daml.com
• arcade.academy
• flashrom.org
• sezerlerperde.com
• mapzen.com
• voltocms.com
• psychopy.org
• turbogears.org
• linrunner.de
• fsharpforfunandprofit.com
• pdal.io
• bottlepy.org
• pannellum.org
• rocq-prover.org
• dropwizard.io
• lethain.com
• fabfile.org
• kajomi.de
• python-guide.org
• phrack.org
• mercurial-scm.org
• vinyl-cache.org
• micropython.org
• d2l.ai
• pytest.org
• varnish-cache.org
• conda.io
• pygments.org
• linuxcontainers.org
• matplotlib.org
• pypa.io
• scikit-learn.org
• sphinx-doc.org

Pygments is ranked #100 of 148 in Miscellaneous by website adoption.

Miscellaneous alternatives ranked by popularity

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

Technologies commonly used with Pygments

• Highlight.js — 61% co-occurrence
• Sphinx — 42% co-occurrence
• Cloudflare — 42% co-occurrence
• Google Translate Widget — 39% co-occurrence
• Font Awesome — 37% co-occurrence
• HSTS — 34% co-occurrence
• Amazon Web Services — 32% co-occurrence
• HTTP/3 — 32% co-occurrence

How WhatStack detects Pygments

WhatStack detects Pygments 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 Pygments?

Pygments is a syntax highlighting library written in Python that supports over 500 programming languages and markup formats. It can output highlighted code in various formats including HTML, LaTeX, and RTF.

How many websites use Pygments?

WhatStack has detected Pygments on 38 websites in our database.

How do you detect Pygments?

We analyze HTTP headers, HTML source, JavaScript globals, meta tags, cookies, DNS records, and ads.txt entries to identify Pygments with high accuracy using signature-based pattern matching.