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Heartfelt congratulations on successfully installing multiple Chromium-based applications on your Mac! What is this? A “health check” tool that helps you count exactly how many Chromium/Electron applications are on your Mac. It displays the results in the form of a celebratory certificate, letting you fully realize the extent to which your computer has been conquered by Chromium. Features - Precise Detection: Scans your /Applications directory to identify all Chromium/Electron-based applications - Certificate Display: Traditional celebratory certificate design with red background and golden text - Detailed List: View which specific applications are "contributing" to your memory consumption - One-Click View: Clean and simple interface to quickly understand the "battlefield" Why make this? In this wonderful era, our computers are filled with various Electron applications: - VS Code (for coding) - Slack (for chatting) - Discord (for gaming chat) - Notion (for notes) - Figma (for design) - ... Each is an independent Chromium instance, each working hard to consume your memory. It’s time for us to face this “joyful” reality! Detection Principles The application checks for the following characteristics to identify Chromium/Electron applications: - Presence of Electron Framework - Chromium-related frameworks - Chromium dependencies in dynamic libraries - Electron identifiers in Info.plist Friendly Tips - Detection results are for entertainment purposes only - Chromium apps aren't necessarily bad things (are they really?) - If the number is too large, please stay calm - Regular checks recommended to witness the growth in numbers Open Source License This project is open source under the MIT License. Feel free to fork, star, and open issues. Remember: Every Chromium app is a test of your 16GB RAM!