Features:
- works in one php file and works on almost any hosting
- you can work with 6 online notebooks, quickly switch between them
- an encrypted file is stored on the hosting, i.e. if the files are leaked, they will not be opened and what is inside will not be read. Decryption occurs with a key (it is also the second password) when opening the file and encrypted with it when saving.
- the first password is to close access to the folder by password (.htpasswd on folder)
- automatic saving of the file when typing (it monitors that there were pressing or changes every 5 seconds and, if necessary, saves)
- manual saving by pressing the button
- manual backup by button (the ability to save to a remote FTP server)
- automatic backup (1, 7, 30 days)
- lightweight, small, opens instantly in almost any browser
Why did I do it at all: I didn't want to store my data with someone, but access to them is needed from different devices. And here everything is reliable, hosting is your own, files are encrypted + backups, you can make these files by simply saving them to your hard drive. For myself - a convenient thing.
Online test: http://yenten.nichesite.org/notepad/1.php
login: 123 pass: 123 pass2: 123
Setup: (tests on php 7.4)
- download latest release - https://github.com/yentencoin/Yenten-Crypto-Web-Notepad-Online-PHP/releases
- unzip
- create new folder on server and password protect (sample: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5229656/password-protecting-a-directory-and-all-of-its-subfolders-using-htaccess)
- upload files to server
- open 1.php file
- enter pass (the first time you enter a password, files will be encrypted with this password)