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I possess a fervent ardor for crafting websites that are visually captivating, operationally efficient, and able to engage users seamlessly. My proficiency in both designing and coding enables me to work collaboratively with clients, fathoming their specific requirements, and materializing their vision. My emphasis on user experience and optimization enables me to build websites that are not only visually aesthetic but also deliver measurable results. I keep myself updated with the latest design trends and technologies, thereby ensuring that my clients' websites are always at the vanguard of innovation. Ultimately, my objective is to help businesses establish a robust online presence and connect with their target audience through cutting-edge and impactful web design.
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Do you check permissions requested by apps and extensions before installing them?
I just launched my pet project, a secure ChatGPT email writer designed specifically for Gmail, around 18 hours ago on ProductHunt. During the beta phase in March, many users expressed concerns about data privacy, prompting me to limit the extension's permissions to Gmail and OpenAI. By doing so, EmoGPT now offers a much higher level of data privacy and security compared to extensions that request access to all websites or use a backend to process data. This experience made me realize the importance of reviewing permissions before installing an extension. It's easy to take security for granted and install a new shiny piece of technology without considering the risks. Have you ever ignored extension permissions before? Let's discuss! P.S. Here's the link to my pet project: https://www.producthunt.com/post...
