Is it open source? Since this is web-based, there is a chance that the owner of the website could log your messages.

>>15026
It's not finished yet. But what I know they plan to make it open source.

Yes you can log the messages. But only encrypted. As long as the messages are encrypted on the client and decrypted on another client. And I've watched all requests, no keys are sent to the server. So no chance to decrypt the messages on the server.

Stupid as fuck. OTPs generated with fair dice throws or the pings of nuclear decay events are the only way to securely encode messages.

>>15023
""""found""""

You made this, didn't you?

>>15023
Of course you only "found" it. No matter if it yours or not, chat in web browser is never secure.

>>15033
How did you guess? It doesn't look like honeypot at all /s

>>15032
I'm sure OP is throwing a dice every time you are sending a message so it has to be truly secure. Are you happy now? /s

>and self destructing
>privacy
It's a fucking scam.
Rule of a thumb: you see software that says it's gonna do self-destructing messages - its' owners either don't know what they are doing or are scammers who may trick you into writing everything that can be written to a hard drive with a simple change in the application. Just like Skype's message editing history could be made available with a simple CREATE TRIGGER on its' SQLite database. Besides, telling the other side what to do is a good opportunity to fuck with its' journal.

>>15026
>web-based
>>15027
>But what I know they plan to make it open source.

So much for privacy and security. A fucking web honeypot with shitload of JS almost certainly coming from ButtFlare or any other butt storage provider, probably with crucial details going between server and client and, of course, it's centralised so anyone snooping knows your ass was shitposting during the very hour they got the metadata for.

>What do you think about that?

>in browser
>cuckies

seriously