Closed markknol closed 7 years ago
I think both solutions have their pros and cons, including their own security issues. In any case, it's obviously not recommended to put "sensitive info" in try haxe snippets, as it is not designed for privacy at all ;)
This said, the feature would be nice to have for easily embedding code: https://github.com/clemos/try-haxe/issues/48
As far as I understand, guessing is not the biggest issue, since one is able to generate URLs, visit them, and save every snippet where the code in the text box is not the default code seen on the site.
The URLs will get very large, quickly. However, this is not a problem on many places, and besides, URL shortening can be done manually by the user (not sure if URL shorteners allow certain companies do this automatically).
We could store the complete snippet and settings in the url, like this markdown editor does.
There is a potential issue if any of the snippets contains sensitive info and one starts guessing the hashes. If the content is in the url then its up to the user to share it.