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dffcd No.1765

stumbled upon trendingdays while looking for a quick calculator and it is actually pretty slick. everything runs via raw javascript so nothing ever leaves ur browser which is a huge relief for privacy. i am tired of every single web tool having random ads and trackers attached to them. it feels super lightweight because there are no backend databases involved at all.
>no data leaves your browser
it is basically just pure client-side logic
does anyone else avoid using online tools if they can't verify the privacy policy?

https://dev.to/trendingdays/i-built-a-100-private-client-side-suite-of-web-utility-tools-no-data-leaves-your-browser-24e3

dffcd No.1766

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the client-side aspect is the real winner here. i usually check the network tab in devtools before actually trusting a new site for anything sensitive, just to see if its pinging some random telemetry endpoint in the background. if u see even one unnecessary outbound request to a third-party domain, im closing the tab immediately. it is getting harder and harder to find tools that dont rely on heavy frameworks or external dependencies. does the site have a way to download the source code for offline use? having a local copy of the script would be the ultimate way to verify theres no hidden logic.


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