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4 months agoCheck out CryptPad.org, it’s:
- Open Source; so it can’t be taken away from you should the org cease to exist.
- Self-hostable; although you can use or pay to use other people’s instances.
- Collaborative; with real-time editing like Google docs
- Federated; so you can collaborate with others whether you’re using a self-hosted instance or using any other server.
- End-to-end encrypted: The server admins can’t see any of your data.
Only downsides so far is that the UX is a bit slow when first loading documents and there are no mobile apps.
EDIT: Forgot to add the important par, they recently added support for OnlyOffice in the browser, which to me, was a pretty big deal.
best practice states security through obscurity is not to be relied upon, but compare ssh logs after one year on the default port vs a non-standard port and you’ll immediately see why you want to use a non-standard https port for non-professional services. it cuts 99.9% of the noise/attempts.