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Seashells isn't currently open-source (the goal was to have a hosted version to make it easy for people to pipe non-sensitive data). In the next version, I'm pl
by anishathalye 9y ago
Seashells isn't currently open-source (the goal was to have a hosted version to make it easy for people to pipe non-sensitive data). In the next version, I'm planning on adding end-to-end password-based encryption.
Also, there are similar things out there that you can self-host, e.g. https://rtail.org/ https://rtail.org/
- udp 9y ago> Seashells isn't currently open-source (the goal was to have a hosted version to make it easy for people to pipe non-sensitive data). In the next version, I'm planning on adding end-to-end password-based encryption. Obviously it's your decision, but any particular reason it's not open source? I can't imagine it being commercially viable.
- anishathalye 9y agoHaven't had time yet. Also, I haven't decided whether I want to extend it and try to turn it into a commercial side project.
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