Did we get draw.io right? (packaged as a ready-to-open desktop app)

[AnvarBakiyev]

Hi draw.io team — we packaged draw.io for Extella, a free desktop app for macOS and Windows where open-source apps open without a terminal or Docker and the user's files stay on their own computer. It is live in our store, and we'd like you to check that we represented it correctly.

• Listing names you as the author, shows the license (Apache-2.0) and links back to this repo
• What we changed: took the official v32.3.0 draw.war, removed server parts, cloud storage connectors and some image libraries to fit our size limits, and fixed the start-up parameters to offline, device-only storage (parameters in the page address are ignored). Application code: one line in js/bootstrap.js and one setting in js/PostConfig.js; plus two small scripts of ours loaded from index.html. The full list is inside the package.
• What we tell users upfront: no cloud storage, no template gallery, no real-time collaboration.

Is anything there wrong or misleading? If you'd rather we take the listing down, we'll do it the same day.

We are aware draw.io is a registered trademark. The listing is called "Diagram Editor", uses our own icon, and says "open-source draw.io editor … not affiliated with or endorsed by draw.io". If you want that wording changed, tell us and we will change it the same day.

— Anvar, Extella