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An app for working with local HTML files.
For testing, this works: ``` pip install humancrypto humancrypto rsa create-private /tmp/foobar.key humancrypto rsa self-signed-cert --common-name foobar /tmp/foobar.key /tmp/foobar.crt openssl pkcs12 -export -out /tmp/foobar.pfx -inkey /tmp/foobar.key -in /tmp/foobar.crt -passout pass:foobar...
LHTML is a mouthful, and it's 5 letters. Let's find something that's 3 letters and rolls off the tongue.
In fixing #32 I had to allow the session (from the guest partition) to make requests to `chrome-devtools://` but I'm not sure if this opens up security concerns. Does it?
Some documents could benefit from having items put into the application's menu (and being able to assign shortcut keys to the items). Consider if it's secure and worth adding an...
I could argue for and against building encryption *into* LHTML files. For: - Easier for users (cause they don't have to use a separate program) - If the viewer/editor reads/writes...
What about this? Because my friends are not going to install the lhtml editor anytime soon.
It would be nice if LHTML documents could provide links for users to click that would open in the user's browser. PDFs allow this, for instance. But allowing LHTML documents...