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You don't have to give them your private key -- it's just for convenience, if you happen to trust Keybase. You don't have to run it in the browser, either; you
by neckro23 12y ago
You don't have to give them your private key -- it's just for convenience, if you happen to trust Keybase.
You don't have to run it in the browser, either; you can just install the command-line tool via NPM and know exactly what code you're running.