Privacytools.io: 🆕 Software Suggestion | in0sight

[Mikaela]

Hey mikaela, first i'd like to mention that I've been following privacytoolsio & the subreddit for about 3 years now.
It was the first website that properly introduced me to the world of online privacy. A lot of the interesting tools mentioned paved the way for a lot of the concepts i learned much more deeply later.

I remember protectedtext.com being one of my favorites because I was able to use it to communicate with a friend for a long time.
Over the past 2 years as i started to study and learn programming, deciding to create my own version of protectedtext from scratch in Java was actually one of the reasons I improved more than anything else.
I learned some major lessons about the importance of maintainability but long story short it's a mess inside so i'm not proud of it but it works. You can see it for yourself later in my repo if you care but..

..The reason I'm sending this email to you is because of another project i've been working on that was also influenced by privacytools.io.

I'd like to hear your opinion on it, if you think the concept has potential to be included on PT.io. I actually posted about it on the subreddit a few times and it was positively received so its possible you've seen it:
https://planetrenox.com/repos/in0sight

[Mikaela]

and this makes 0 unread emails!

[blacklight447-ptio]

and this makes 0 unread emails!

Im very proud of you :p

In any case this seems like an interesting project, looks like its some form of steganography, ill take a look at it later.

[nitrohorse]

Oh yeah, I forgot about in0sight! Really cool extension :+1: I've pasted a hidden message to this comment which you'll be able to decrypt once you install the extension.
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[Mikaela]

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[freddy-m]

This could be put under worth mentioning perhaps?

[holow29]

Official repo seems to be down(?) but there is also a github: https://github.com/PlanetRenox/in0sight