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The washer makes an XHR to /ajax/paste to do the 'washing'. Seems like this could be done in JavaScript without an XHR, and not send your info to them. Howeve
by ElijahLynn 10y ago
The washer makes an XHR to /ajax/paste to do the 'washing'.
Seems like this could be done in JavaScript without an XHR, and not send your info to them.
However, https://www.htmlwasher.com/privacy/ https://www.htmlwasher.com/privacy/:
"The Operator may collect the personal data, such as, without limitation, (i) name; (ii) age; (iii) sex; (iv) address; (v) homepage URL address; (vi) telephone number; (vii) email address; (viii) bank account number; as well as (ix) any information relating and relevant to the Services, including, without limitation, opening and administering the Account, or getting feedback for improving the Services."
" In the event that the Operator is involved in a bankruptcy, merger, acquisition, reorganization or sale of assets, your personal data may be sold or transferred as part of that transaction."
- strictnein 10y agoI'm guessing that's just a copy/paste from somewhere else. It does make me wonder what the owners of the top Google results for JSON and XML prettifiers do with that data. The amount of passwords and other private info that gets pasted into those is probably pretty high.
- devopsproject 10y ago> I'm guessing that's just a copy/paste from somewhere else. In then event of a sell off, the new owners won't be asking about the original "intent" of the creator. They will be looking at the contract for ways to make money. The fact that you are paying nothing for this product makes it doubly suspicious.