Pretty cool, but I wonder if the author realizes that you can steganographically encode data in any format including HTML and even JS itself. Bonus points if y

Pretty cool, but I wonder if the author realizes that you can steganographically encode data in any format including HTML and even JS itself. Bonus points if you can split the steganographic data into multiple domains, where building the original message requires finding and assembling the pieces in the canvas, HTML and JS sections. Also, I believe there may be blurring techniques you can use to smooth out the dense randomness that is a signature of encryption.