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moled

A legacy JavaScript browser editor for drawing molecular structures.

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Open source. 7 of 65 checklist features confirmed.

Main canvas

Would not run on our Mac

light mode

Would not run on our Mac

dark mode

Default drawings

We could not finish testing this tool: The checked-in moled.html showed static controls but no drawing canvas in WebKit or Chromium; the editor did not initialize. The checked-in JavaScript uses CommonJS require without a browser module loader.

Would not run on our Mac

Caffeine

Would not run on our Mac

Paclitaxel

Would not run on our Mac

Cholesterol in 3D

Facts

GitHub stars
4 stars on 6 Nov 2026
First commit
23 Nov 2014
Repository activity
17 commits, 2 contributors, last push 3 May 2018
Runs on
Browser
License
GNU Affero General Public License version 3.
Price
Free
Relies on
Smidge. Own SVG drawing canvas; bundled Smidge parses SMILES.
Draws with
SVG elements created and updated by D3.js v3.
Chemistry from
Smidge SMILES parser with in-house molecular graph, valence, and hydrogen logic.
Interface
Plain HTML/CSS and JavaScript DOM controls with D3.js v3.
Main language
JavaScript
Other languages
None
Renderer
Original: moled SVG renderer using D3
Third-party licenses
Includes MIT-licensed Smidge and BSD-3-Clause D3 v3.
Installed
0.4 MB

Features

  • Tested by running it
  • Seen in the app
  • The manual says yes
  • Partly, with the reason shown
  • Not supported
  • Not established, which is not the same as no

Select a mark for its proof. A filled mark opens our screenshot, or the manual if the check left nothing to picture. A ring opens the manual.

Reactions and mechanisms

Figures and layout

Chemistry intelligence

Files and exchange

APIs and automation

Embedding and extension

  • Not establishedPlugins
  • Not established: Legacy iframe demo exists; usable editor embedding remains unconfirmed.Embed in your own appLegacy iframe demo exists; usable editor embedding remains unconfirmed.github.com

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