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That sounds like a use case but in reality it wouldn't work anyhow because it probably relies on Windows functionality that hasn't been ported to or doesn't hav
by nobody271 8y ago
That sounds like a use case but in reality it wouldn't work anyhow because it probably relies on Windows functionality that hasn't been ported to or doesn't have a one to one mapping with iOS and Android.
No, It's a steganography application so I don't want to do any of it in a browser which I imagine could be an attack vector.
- gagege 8y agoYours is a good use case. Doing everything in JS is so common now that I didn't even think about hiding the source code. I haven't considered it as a factor in a long time, but I do remember it being considered somewhat of a disadvantage for Javascript around 2010.