String Is
An open-source, privacy-friendly online string toolkit for developers.
Overview:
string.is is an open-source toolkit designed for developers with a focus on privacy. It offers a variety of conversion tools, browser support for major browsers, and the ability to run locally or with Docker. With a strict Content Security Policy and an emphasis on well-known libraries, string.is aims to provide a secure and efficient environment for developers.
Features:
- Open-Source: string.is is open-source, allowing developers to contribute and customize the toolkit.
- Privacy-Friendly: The toolkit does not set any cookies, enhancing user privacy.
- Strict Content Security Policy: Ensures a secure development environment by enforcing strict security policies.
- Opinionated Conversion Tool: Utilizes well-known and well-supported libraries for efficient conversion tasks.
- Automatic Format Detection: Automatically detects the format of input and intelligently chooses the output options.
- Cross-Browser Support: Works seamlessly on Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge browsers.
- Local Setup: Allows developers to run the toolkit locally with easy installation steps.
- Docker Support: Users can also utilize Docker for building and running the toolkit.
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