Etherpad and Cryptpad are both web-office suites
etherpad focuses on the fact that you can collaborate in it
Cryptpad is onlyoffice in web
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What do you want this for? If the idea isn’t multi-user collaboration, why not just use local tools instead of a web app?
Multi-user collaboration, and trying to provide a whole Google suite replacement, but my use is multi-user collaboration, & sharing it without downloading (same manner you share Google docs)
Cryptpad:
Etherpad:
PrivateBin:
Didn’t know I was looking for this but glad I found it, thanks for putting it together!
Also thanks w/ privatebin, didnt need it but thanks 👍
I think im gonna do cryptpad because it is e2ee
To be clear though: by E2EE here I mean browser-side encryption with zero-knowledge on the server side.
Etherpad is still encrypted in transit with https; only the server can snoop.
Cryptpad and other web-based E2EE services can still be completely compromised server-side by serving malicious code to the browser, and practically the user would never know.