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Actually it's the register page. You need to register to keep your posts to yourself. It uses AES to encrypt posts. Source code can be found at https://github.c
by masit 9y ago
Actually it's the register page. You need to register to keep your posts to yourself. It uses AES to encrypt posts. Source code can be found at https://github.com/malisit/munhasir https://github.com/malisit/munhasir
- yeukhon 9y agoYes, but my suggestion is don't put up a wall between your visitors and your site. You set up a hyperlink on keywords such as "password", "miltiary encryption", and the only reason one would do that is to link to some FAQ/some other page to explain how that works, but instead I was greeted with a register page, which is an instant turn off. I realize we all want to attract users, but take my suggestion, don't put up a wall. Just imagine yourself, every question you have about a product leads to a register page, which feels like going for a coffee and the store owner says you have to pay first before you can ask him/her for a menu. Mention "register" subtlety. People who want to try will find the button to sign up. Don't force.
- masit 9y agoI understood. You are right. Thanks for the advice!