Thanks for the interesting post. This isn’t a critique or evaluation of your work and you did mention that the client side JS can read the location hash. I agr

Thanks for the interesting post. This isn’t a critique or evaluation of your work and you did mention that the client side JS can read the location hash. I agree with your comment. I just don’t want anyone to think that a key stored in the location hash is somehow truly protected from ever getting back to the server, which was how the comment to which I responded sounded to me.