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Is Google Docs not secure enough already? I haven't heard of any hacks on that platform. What additional features are offered here besides security?
Is Google Docs not secure enough already? I haven't heard of any hacks on that platform. What additional features are offered here besides security?
Whether that's important to you, only you can judge.
Airborn needs to charge more for their business users. If there's one common lesson on Indie Hackers, it's that everyone (including customers) stands to gain from charging more. If Airborn creators on on this thread: how did you think about getting people to pay while making the source available? It doesn't seem commonly done.
We're basically banking on medium-size businesses finding it more convenient to use a hosted service, especially when it offers the same or a higher level of security.
Is Google Docs not secure enough already? I haven't heard of any hacks on that platform. What additional features are offered here besides security?
Also, is there a reason you're using inline styles to do italics and bold instead of the specific tags for those things?
(Deleted question you answered downthread.)
few questions: - here [0] "All documents are encrypted before they leave your computer" how then one can collaborate as in gdocs (from the pic it seems like that) - what key do you use for encrypting the docs? is it the user password? if so it can't be recoverd (as dashlane for example [1]) is this the approach? PS: the login seems broken https://www.airborn.io/app [0] https://www.airborn.io/docs/security [1] https:/…
- When you create a collaboration link, it contains an encryption key. (You can additionally also set a password.) All messages sent to the server by collaborators are then encrypted with those. The collaboration algorithm is currently quite simple, and paragraphs are locked when editing them. In the future we'd like to use a P2P algorithm, e.g. using Y.js. [1] - When you sign up, the page downloads a file on your PC…
I'd recon they would suggest you keep 2 tiers and add a call us tier for b2b enterprise.
I see where decently sized companies would pay a lot more than $10/month/user to ensure their sensitive docs can't be stolen.
I certainly am no expert but if the product works as it seems this should be more valuable than $100/year/employee.
On the document editor, is it just me or are you missing a blockquote control? Also, is there a reason you're using inline styles to do italics and bold instead of the specific tags for those things? (Deleted question you answered downthread.)
Regarding inline styles, I don't remember why, sorry. It might again have been to fix some inconsistency between browsers.
Is that a change in focus or a limitation of the demo?