Hi, I'm Dennis, and I've been working on my own browser based OS for a decade. You can check out the "web native" CLI at https://denix.xyz/shell.os https://deni

Hi, I'm Dennis, and I've been working on my own browser based OS for a decade. You can check out the "web native" CLI at https://denix.xyz/shell.os https://denix.xyz/shell.os. Replace "shell" with "desk" to get to a friendly gui. Then we can start talking about browser-based encryption techniques. For simple command line utilities, porting via WebAssembly is always a thought. The way Denix works in the CLI is that you have to import command libraries. There is a library called crypto with 2 commands that you can import by typing into the prompt: "import crypto". Entering that command should give you the commands "encrypt" and "decrypt" in your runtime environment. It's been maybe a couple of years since I worked on that stuff, but I just tested "encrypt" and it seemed to be working. A word of caution: Denix is very much a chrome thing.