How can I find the versions of third-party libraries used by Webflow in its generated JS code?

To find the versions of third-party libraries used by Webflow in its generated JS code, you can follow these steps:

1. Export your Webflow project as a ZIP file.
2. Extract the ZIP file on your computer.
3. Navigate to the folder where the extracted files are located.
4. Look for the "js" or "scripts" folder within the extracted files. This is where the JavaScript files are stored.
5. Open the JavaScript file(s) in a code editor.
6. Search for references to third-party libraries such as jQuery, Bootstrap, or any other libraries you suspect may be used.
7. In most cases, the libraries' references include the version number in the URL or file name. For example, you may see something like "jquery-3.6.0.min.js" or "bootstrap.min.js?v=4.5.2".
8. Note down the version numbers of the libraries found.
9. Cross-reference these version numbers with the official documentation or release notes of the respective libraries to determine the exact version Webflow is using.

It's important to note that the specific third-party libraries used by Webflow can vary depending on the project or template you are working with. Webflow may update its libraries over time, so the versions you find may not match the latest versions available. Additionally, Webflow may bundle and minify multiple scripts together, making it harder to identify individual libraries. In such cases, you may need to reach out to Webflow support for assistance or refer to the Webflow forums for further insights.