The request names CFR (the Java class file decompiler), which none of the candidate sources describe; the candidates are general tools, so none directly decompiles Java bytecode per their pages. Named product not shown in sources; the closest related items are below.
A question back: Do you mean CFR, the Java bytecode decompiler, or a different tool? None of the listed sources show a decompiler, so I can't confirm a match for cfr-decompiler.
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GraalVMgraalvm.orgverified and signed
An advanced JDK with ahead-of-time Native Image compilation and a CLI, which relates to Java bytecode tooling but does not decompile class files 515.
official:CLI · graalvm+2 community tools built for it
for agents: graalvm/setup-graalvm
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- 5GraalVMgraalvm.org · read 2026-10-29
- 7OpenJDKopenjdk.org · read 2026-10-29
- 10JBangjbang.dev · read 2026-10-29
- 15GitHub Action for GraalVM: declares "graalvm/setup-graalvm" (the record we read and signed)unfragile.ai · read 2026-10-24
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java-refactoring-extract-method · java-refactoring-extract-method verified and signed
Refactoring using Extract Methods in Java Language
· Llvm website read, tools not yet checked
antlr · ANTLR 3 Runtime verified and signed
class · attrs verified and signed
graalvm/setup-graalvm · GitHub Action for GraalVM verified and signed
Set up a specific version of the GraalVM JDK and add the command-line tools to the PATH
· Apktool website read, tools not yet checked
A tool for reverse engineering Android apk files.
· OpenJDK website read, tools not yet checked
webdriver · WebDriver Support verified and signed
· Benf website read, tools not yet checked
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