github pages as host for browsepass?

[Former user]

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[Nam Nguyen]

Actually, I played around with BitBucket page before. Try http://namn.bitbucket.org.

Technically, it is easy to host BrowsePass. The question is if YOU want to use BrowsePass that someone else is hosting.

If you can think of a way for YOU to verify the source code that I am hosting is authentic, please let me know. I'm all ears. The restriction is, of course, that your solution must work in a browser.

Have you tried BrowsePass extension for Chrome yet?

[kreisel]

It's possible to use browsepass with: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/web-server-for-chrome/ofhbbkphhbklhfoeikjpcbhemlocgigb Web Server for Chrome

[Nils Steinger]

@kreisel There's also a dedicated Browsepass add-on for Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/browsepass/pihdapfeofbodahcblfmeckjnfcigakb

[kreisel]

yup, but there it isn't possible to use the search (ctrl+f) of the chrome browser :P

[Nam Nguyen]

As it stands right now, it seems to be infeasible to establish the authenticity of the code if it is hosted by a third party. So I'm marking this wontfix.

I do, however, have another project coming to address this in a more general way. Stay tuned.

[kreisel]

sounds interesting! :) is it maybe with hashes?