4 ms·

Well you would be running it on your machine anyway so guess it doesn't really matter.

• lucb1e 10y ago
  It's ten times better than entering your credentials on another website, but the code could still do some fun stuff with it. I kinda doubt it, but just saying.
  • galistoca 10y ago
    The code is there for you to see, what harm can it possibly do? If you're cautious of this, you should be cautious about entering your username/password into web browsers to sign into websites I think...
    • lucb1e 10y ago
      The codebase can easily get big enough to miss it transmitting your credentials if you don't spend hours looking at it. Even in a 100 line script you can overlook a well hidden request, especially if it's extra data included in an existing request.