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After Firefox Send shut down a few years back I never found a replacement I actually liked, mostly used WeTransfer in that time but now with the growing political devide between the EU and US I wanted to put datasafety on 1. It's called Tessil. You drop a file, it gets encrypted in your browser, and you get a share link. The decryption key sits in the link's # fragment, which browsers never send to the server, so all that reaches me is ciphertext I can't read. The recipient's bro...
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another send clone that'll vanish when hosting costs get real
pricing model? that eu market gap won't stay open long
self-hosted? otherwise the sovereignty angle is just marketing
client-side encryption like send had? what's the storage backend
whats the encryption approach, client-side before upload?
been wanting a firefox send replacement for ages, glad this exists
Does it support end-to-end encryption like Firefox Send did?
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