[hrez]

https://privacy.sexy/

[icare_1er]

That is amazing, thanks. It actually deserves its spot on the frontpage of HN.

[hrez]

Sure, submitted.

[j1elo]

I think the "sexy" word is making it auto-dead by some software spam filter. I vouched for it, but it will take several vouches before the link is accepted.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32436211

[MerelyMortal]

It still showed dead until I vouched for it, but it was six hours old at 1 karma meaning no one is probably going to see it.

I resubmitted it at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32440745 thinking it would bump the karma at least like other duplicate submissions, but it made a new submission, and it looks like it's probably dead as well.

[e12e]

I tried submitting just the github repo:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32436949

[e12e]

Thanks for linking to the submission - I vouched too - but it's still dead.

[e12e]

Anyone looked at tried both of these - and know how they differ (especially for windows 11)?

https://github.com/undergroundwires/privacy.sexy

https://github.com/farag2/Sophia-Script-for-Windows

[inglor_cz]

I vouched too.

[Sholmesy]

This is unbelievably cool. Bookmarked.

[Phelinofist]

Problem loading page

The page does not work without JavaScript enabled. Please enable it to use privacy.sexy. There's no shady stuff as 100% of the website is open source.

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Still kind of ironic.

[j1elo]

Yeah I was already formulating my rant to complain about web pages that are not able to show what essentially is text and images, without supporting JavaScript...

But now that I saw the site, I can understand that the need is justified, given how the page is built (essentially not a web site, but an application that allows dynamically building a script, by injecting snippets that each do a specific function).

No doubt this could have been done with just text and hyperlinks, but the result would have been a completely different UX.

[philliphaydon]

It’s not just text and images. It build a script tailored to your desire.

[phist_mcgee]

Isn't that essentially what all web apps do? Dynamically add and remove content from a single page?