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node.js doesn't run in the browser. It's typically a server side application. And, yes, I think most would agree that node.js might be one of the few valid use
by deelowe 13y ago
node.js doesn't run in the browser. It's typically a server side application. And, yes, I think most would agree that node.js might be one of the few valid use cases for this.
- pfortuny 13y agoThank you. So it makes some sense to me, developing this kind of library. Even if they have a marginal usability spectrum.
- mrmekon 13y agoExcept this library doesn't have proper memory protection, and node.js has system access so it could just use GnuPG and be a lot more secure (and almost certainly faster, too).