:https://privatebin.net
WebAssembly (PrivateBin)
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Please stick to the relevance of this forum here, which focuses on everything around the Pale Moon project and its user community. "Random" subjects don't belong here, and should be posted in the Off-Topic board.
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Andrew Herbert
WebAssembly (PrivateBin)
I know how to enable WebAssembly on about:config, but apparently it'll have to be fully implemented in the short future :
https://privatebin.net
:https://privatebin.net
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back2themoon
- Knows the dark side
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Re: WebAssembly (PrivateBin)
Meaning? What's with the cryptic posts? Doesn't the website work after enabling javascript.options.wasm? If not, what doesn't work?
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Windows 10 Pro x64 (W11: hard pass)
How to auto-fill passwords • How to apply user agent overrides
Information to include when asking for support
Windows 10 Pro x64 (W11: hard pass)
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Moonchild
- Project founder
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Re: WebAssembly (PrivateBin)
Just enable wasm and it works just fine without complaints.
Not that I understand the premise behind the site; anyone can decrypt what's pasted on there; the server might not be storing raw data and offloading compression and encryption to web browsers, but any client connected to it can easily decrypt and decompress, including the site owners or any agency interested in what's been pasted. So it's hardly private.
I -also- don't understand the need for wasm at all for simple zlib compression; standard JS will be plenty performant for compressing and AES-encrypting text snippets.
Not that I understand the premise behind the site; anyone can decrypt what's pasted on there; the server might not be storing raw data and offloading compression and encryption to web browsers, but any client connected to it can easily decrypt and decompress, including the site owners or any agency interested in what's been pasted. So it's hardly private.
I -also- don't understand the need for wasm at all for simple zlib compression; standard JS will be plenty performant for compressing and AES-encrypting text snippets.
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vannilla
- Moon Magic practitioner
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Re: WebAssembly (PrivateBin)
Honestly I don't really trust a website that can't even properly write "doesn't".doesn't