Overview

Slicer is a modern Java reverse engineering tool designed to simplify the process of analyzing Java class files through a user-friendly web interface. Developed as an experiment to run a Java decompiler in the browser, Slicer provides a seamless experience for developers looking to view and manipulate class files without needing to set up complex local environments. It offers a unique blend of functionality and accessibility, making it an intriguing option for anyone who wishes to explore Java code with ease.

The tool's development derives from the desire to merge backend capabilities with a simplistic frontend experience, encapsulated in a playful design. While it may not carry some of the more robust features found in dedicated reverse engineering tools, Slicer excels at offering a quick and manageable way to inspect class files directly from your browser or as a Progressive Web App (PWA).

Features

Disassembly and Decompilation: Supports various formats including CFR, JASM, Vineflower, and Procyon for a comprehensive analysis of Java class files.
Graph Visualization: Allows users to visualize inheritance and interface implementations effectively within a structured workspace.
Control Flow Graph (CFG): Provides insights into bytecode control flow, aiding in the understanding of complex class interactions.
Export Functionality: Easily export graphs and other visualizations to PNG or SVG formats for sharing or documentation purposes.
Heap Dump Reading: Efficiently reads and summarizes heap dumps for quick access to memory content analysis.
Hexadecimal Viewer: Offers a straightforward way to inspect binary files in a simple hexadecimal format.
JavaScript API: Includes a scripting API that enables users to execute various JavaScript functions for custom functionality.
Multi-pane Workspace: Facilitates the viewing of multiple files simultaneously, enhancing productivity and ease of navigation.

Katana Project

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