Building mutually beneficial relationships
You ever wonder why Open Source software always seems to be slightly harder to use and slightly buggier and slightly less polished than proprietary competitors?
You ever wonder why Open Source software always seems to be slightly harder to use and slightly buggier and slightly less polished than proprietary competitors?
It's been another release day in our little team. Today we released CryptPad v1.7.0 (Hodag). The biggest new feature in this version is that when you create a /code/ pad, the default highlighting is in markdown syntax and there it is rendered in realtime while you type.
It's been two and a half years since the first commit to CryptPad, we no longer have the hideous white and green color-scheme and we're on our third URL format.
CryptPad started as a novel idea: provide a means for people to collaborate on the web, without their data being exposed to the server that connects them
We have gotten a lot of questions about the concept of Zero Knowledge, the vision and ethics as well as the exact meaning.
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