“It also does have a link shortener, but the links are encrypted and the key comes after that pound sign. So your password's actually in the link.”
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Paul Ford
The Vergecast ·
“When you go to tiny little office, it loads a bunch of code from tiny little office. Then in your browser, it looks at that data, doesn't send it to the server.”
Paul Ford · The Vergecast · Files are over. All you need are URLs
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built Tiny Little Office so that the entire document is encoded in the URL and the data after the pound sign never goes to a server
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