lt.js.org

[lazytong-tech]

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See: https://lazytongdev.vercel.app

[MattIPv4]

I must ask the question, what is the point of this?

Also, Don't worry about the password being leaked because it's stored in the HTML. When lt.js is loaded, it reads and removes the password stored in the HTML, encrypts the password, and stores the encrypted password in multiple variables.. You are aware that you can see the HTML of a page before JavaScript runs? Anything transmitted to the client should be considered public, so a password in client code is not a secure password.

[MattIPv4]

I should also note you seem to have a history of requesting this/related domains, and them then needing to be removed... https://github.com/js-org/js.org/pulls?q=is%3Apr+lazytong+is%3Aclosed

[lazytong-tech]

Yes. Sorry, I didn't consider this issue when writing. I am currently fixing this issue and will compile it into a static script through node.js instead.

[lazytong-tech]

I deleted the domain name before because I didn't have time to continue developing lt.js, but now I am starting to develop this tool again.

[MattIPv4]

✅ Commit valid, site has content based on https://lazytongdev.vercel.app/

I trust that your site is configured ready to work with the requested js.org subdomain.

[indus]

Welcome http://lt.js.org