OmniDB VS link-lock

OmniDB is a collaborative open-source database manager that’s available as a hosted version or as a stand-alone app. The application is built keeping simplicity in mind, making it one of the most user-friendly database managers.

This is a fork of a fork of https://github.com/OmniDB/OmniDB? Because they both havent any recent activity?

Missing this: https://github.com/OmniDB/OmniDB

The only thing that concerns me is the state of the project https://github.com/OmniDB/OmniDB/issues/1289

I use OmniDB, an open-source application for managing databases. Version (3.0.2b) of OmniDB does not have an option for selecting and dropping multiple databases. To drop a database in OmniDB, you right-click on a database, select Drop Database from the context menu, run the query to drop the database, and finally close the query window. The thought of repeating the four steps on all those test databases led me to think of other efficient alternatives.

Password-protect URLs using AES in the browser; create hidden bookmarks without a browser extension

I've sent out a locked link before by using this website https://jstrieb.github.io/link-lock/

The hash-link is a open source hosted page by Jstrieb. This is the "view" mode.

Hi, I made this! If you like the idea, you should really check out Link Lock. It's referred to in the post, and enables non-technical users to securely password-protect URLs. All encryption is done client-side in the browser, and no data besides the original HTTP request is ever sent to an external server.

Code for the "stable" version mentioned in the post is here: https://github.com/jstrieb/link-lock/tree/master/hidden

Hi, I made this! Respectfully, I think we probably have different use-cases in mind. The post is targeted at technical users, but the point of the technique is for non-technical users to have access to secure encryption (via Link Lock, for which bookmark knocking is merely an add-on).

To have access to the Suspicious Persons Acronym file you can follow this link. That link will prompt you to use a password to access it and then download a PDF of the most recent list submitted by users. Password currently is simply "Monon" case sensitive.

I created this as a complement to another tool I made almost a year ago called Link Lock.[1] Link Lock securely password-protects URLs by performing AES encryption client-side, inside the browser. But for bookmarking purposes, there were many cases where just having a password on a bookmark wasn't enough to make the tool practical. This aims to solve that.

As far as I have found, this is a brand-new technique. But I would love to hear about others exploring similar stuff in case I am not the first!

1: https://github.com/jstrieb/link-lock/