> Why? It makes it easy to share a sketch with someone else while still preventing the server from decrypting the data. Anything stored in a location hash (afte

> Why? It makes it easy to share a sketch with someone else while still preventing the server from decrypting the data. Anything stored in a location hash (after the # symbol) does not get passed to the server. I'll hit the URL bar and hit control-C. That's way better than any javashit which wants to touch my clipboard. Copying the current URL also copies the key in that case. Now I'm accidentally sharing my encryption information with another user.