pinehqcom

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   by pinehqcom 7y ago

   It is secure. The password is not sent to my service. Try setup an `netcat -l -p 8000` and go into your browser and write ` http://localhost:8000/#hi` You will see the hi is never sent to the server
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   by pinehqcom 7y ago

   For this reason I host all the JS/CSS myself and don't have any other JS running. I.e. no google analytics or ad shit.
3. 33.▲
   by pinehqcom 7y ago

   That's actually not a bad idea. You could add different kinds of auditors and see who approved it. I'll add that to my never-ending list of "Good Business Ideas When I have time"
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   by pinehqcom 7y ago

   All my JavaScript is self-hosted and easy to read. If you don't trust my service then you can just keep the password in Instapass and the other login info (url to login, email, username, etc..) inside the email. How should I know what
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   by pinehqcom 7y ago

   Hey guys, thanks for all the comments. I'll try to address them before I am going to bed. How I use instapass.io is sending an email/slack/telegram/etc. with the password in instapass. This way your password isn't s
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   31 points by pinehqcom 7y ago|57 comments