simple-free-encryption-tool frontend now handles files

If your browser supports it, simple-free-encryption-tool can now encrypt and decrypt any local files you wish!

FreeVote: anonymous Q&A app

I can't believe something like this doesn't exist already! It's far from a polished product, but it's already pretty functional. Feel free to send me feedback, it'll help me prioritize the long list of improvements I've already come up with. This was inspired by my coworkers, every retrospective we all write down answers to sensitive questions "anonymously" on folded papers that one team member gathers and reviews... this way we can do it truly anonymously and all see the results.

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C# / OPENSSH RSA ENCRYPTION MADE EVEN EASIER

A long time ago, I posted about importing and exporting Javascript-compatible RSA certificates to and from C#. Last night I realized that I needed a simple and reliable way to shared encrypted code with non-technical folk and decided to put everything I've learned into a comprehensive package called simple-free-encryption-tool that runs on a node.js backend, in your browser, and doesn't even need to be cloned for quick abuse.

This makes strong RSA key generation and encryption and AES encryption simple to implement, and practical to use for client-server communications. It also allows me to give someone an encryption package on a stick (just copy the dist folder) that they can open on any machine.

Online JSON / CSV Converter

I needed a good JSON / CSV converter and couldn't find one, so I made one: Online JSON / CSV Converter

Web Worker callback design pattern

I couldn't find a way to post messages to a callback and define a handler for each individual message, and the following is what I've come up with. If you have suggestions or a better solution, let me know!

UPDATE: my goodness, looking back at my original post I wonder if I wasn't having a stroke. I've rewritten it and used gist to make it readable: