| Great job. I have a lot of suggestions and I would love to get into touch with ya on some suggestions as I have unplugged my computer for quite some time now and am solely on mobile at the moment. Maybe on signal perhaps? Now there are a lot of suggestions I can give. Firstly, there is piping server through which I sent my brother some link using hello and he curled it and it felt so cool. I love piping server. Secondly, wormhole protocol as I mentioned in other post. There is also iroh.computer which is coming to wasm as well. Theoretically, if one had to ask me the most private way though. My truest bet would be tor and onion routes though its a shame that additional software has to be configured for it. But if you don't mind a computer hosting texts "live" ie no middleman store the text (I am of course assuming webrtc works the same way) Of course, there are a lot of fancy stuff but a big problem with them is that they have a huge link for better privacy I suppose. One can use a link shortener. Wouldve recommended dub.sh earlier but I am seeing quite some limitations in it and the free tier to me personally the last time I checked if I remember correctly, was very slow but its still nice and can be used. I reckon if one wanted collaboration of text, one could also use proton docs + dub.sh to a similar experience to your website except its more collaborative given proton can now support accountless edits in some sense(of course, I forgot its real name but it was in their blog post, I wish to create a github issues like stuff but using it but like in the web but maybe after some time, wish proton had better dev support. Great idea. If I may ask Btw whats the tech stack and what services are you using to host it and do you intend to make money(unlikely I presume), what's your take on it Cheers man. I have seen the world ignore people when they build something. I don't know but I want to say from the bottom of my heart that I think you made a meaningful change to world I suppose in its own manner. Of course, i watched the princess bride so I feel quite poetic at the moment but one must imagine you happy. |