Fair point, I'll add an About/Contact page with who's behind it.
It's a small solo project; there's no company entity yet, but also no account or server, so nothing of yours is collected — files are processed in your browser and never leave your device (verifiable in the Network tab).
A good point . open the Network tab" isn't a real answer for most people, and "trust me" isn't either.
Two things that don't depend on either:
(1) the offline test is something anyone can do ,load the page, turn off your wifi, and the tools keep working, which they couldn't if they relied on a server;
(2) the site ships a Content-Security-Policy that blocks outbound connections, so it's the browser enforcing it, not my word. The real fix for trust is open-sourcing it and getting a third-party audit, which is on my list.
Fair point, I'll add an About/Contact page with who's behind it.
It's a small solo project; there's no company entity yet, but also no account or server, so nothing of yours is collected — files are processed in your browser and never leave your device (verifiable in the Network tab).
No one is going to take your word at face value. Assume people don't know how to open the developer tools.
A good point . open the Network tab" isn't a real answer for most people, and "trust me" isn't either.
Two things that don't depend on either: (1) the offline test is something anyone can do ,load the page, turn off your wifi, and the tools keep working, which they couldn't if they relied on a server; (2) the site ships a Content-Security-Policy that blocks outbound connections, so it's the browser enforcing it, not my word. The real fix for trust is open-sourcing it and getting a third-party audit, which is on my list.
Appreciate you pushing on this.
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