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There is a level of trust involved as unless you pull down the code, audit it and only ever run it locally, you really have no way of knowing that on any given
by Rychard 2y ago
There is a level of trust involved as unless you pull down the code, audit it and only ever run it locally, you really have no way of knowing that on any given page load the code hasn't changed.
While I also appreciate tools that don't send data, I don't like the normalization of teaching people to paste (potentially) private data into a browser while blindly trusting that it's not being offloaded to some server somewhere.
- throwaway14356 2y agoIt is one of the few things for which i could see the use of a new web document type.