Leaving aside the legalities, *BECAUSE* Sigrok Pulseview is FOSS, its preferable for sharing your capture sessions here and on other electronics fora, as we can all use it to view your session files. Sharing the raw capture or an extracted section of it is vastly preferable to just sharing screenshots as those helping you can run protocol analysers and decoders on your data and make their own timing measurements.
If you use Saleae Logic's CSV file export format, its a PITA to view with FOSS/freeware tools
*, and many of us *WONT* install Logic to run in Demo mode, because you can't lock it into demo mode - it returns to full mode as soon as a supported logic analyser is detected, so is 'verboten' if you own a Logic 8 clone and care about the legalities.
* See the hoops I had to jump through: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/determine-baud-rate/msg3313726/#msg3313726. I *should* have written a Python protocol decoder for it, and probably a Python Saleae CSV to *whatever* Pulseview supported format converter, but I'm not that strong a Python programmer, so it was far quicker/easier to knock out a converter + decoder in LTspice.