I think it is highly likely the wealth of the PayPal mafia founders is partly derived from this theft.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web...

However, there is still the issue of the service provider going offline or out of business which we don't have a solution for yet.

We have started with a good password manager and will be adding digital inheritance/social recovery soon! [0]

Take a look, thoughts and feedback welcome.

[0]: https://saveoursecrets.com

I set up a little Pi NAS and have moved all my git repositories there thanks to gitea (I still mirror to github for community interaction) and am gradually migrating everything to be stored locally with encrypted cloud backups.

I've also been working on a local-first, open-source, eventually consistent password manager[0] (using last write wins) for the last 3 years as I can't think of anything more important that we should have control over.

It will be hard for local-first to become more commonplace as SaaS and cloud has become so entrenched but I will keep forging towards a future where we take back ownership of our personal data.

[0]: https://saveoursecrets.com/

Code signing could and should have been implemented years ago. It's not a panacea but just part of defense in depth.

I can't trust npm whatsoever to do the right thing at this point.

Many years ago I did a very deep dive into the CSS specs as I was researching for a new implementation and it struck me as well designed for its purpose of separating style from the semantics of markup.

You are making some bold claims but without the source I can't verify those claims.

Any plans to open-source it?

As the other commenter mentioned please provide proof for these hyperbolic claims.

My issues with SQLx when I first tried it were that it was really awkward (nigh impossible) to abstract away the underlying DB backend, I expect those issues are fixed now but for some simple apps it's nice to be able to start with SQLite and then switch out with postgres.

Then I wanted to dockerize an SQLx app at one point and it all becomes a hassle as you need postgres running at compile time and trying to integrate with docker compose was a real chore.

Now I don't use SQLx at all. I recommend other libraries like sqlite[1] or postgres[2] instead.

SQLx is a nice idea but too cumbersome in my experience.

[1]: https://docs.rs/sqlite/latest/sqlite/ [2]: https://docs.rs/postgres/latest/postgres/

In the end I found the python trifatura library to extract the best quality content with accurate meta data.

You might want to compare your implementation to trifatura to see if there is room for improvement.

I've been working on sync for the latter use case for a while and CRDTs would definitely be overkill.

Flutters hot reloading is awesome but some days I feel like it is death by a thousand cuts working with Flutter (so many unresolved bugs) so to have a cross-platform framework that wouldn't require Flutter and Dart would be great.

Wish the Dioxus team a lot of success!

We clearly see things differently but I think using computers to make our lives easier is worthwhile and storing/managing our secrets securely, effectively and conveniently is better managed by software than some ad-hoc setup.

Nitpick, passkeys are not text, they are binary blobs.

https://github.com/tmpfs/anticipate/

It's truly local first and will work fine in an airgapped situation.

It's also designed to be self-hostable[2], is open source [3] and the API is well documented[4].

[1] https://saveoursecrets.com/ [2] https://saveoursecrets.com/docs/cli/self-hosting/ [3] https://github.com/saveoursecrets/sdk [4] https://docs.rs/sos-sdk/latest/sos_sdk/

I have done a simple shell using Rustyline and Clap and this could be something I might be interested in but it's hard to say without a visual idea, asccinema would be perfect!