Chrome 58 on macOS

Angels

Could be nice to show when a paste expires when you view it rather than just when it was posted.

If you like the idea I could start working on it.

$("#password").val('a');
$("#btn-decrypt").removeClass('disabled');
$("#btn-decrypt").click();

Solution: disable bruteforce

https://github.com/HackThisSite/CryptoPaste

CCM is not nearly as common or secure as GCM. SJCL supports GCM.

https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/6842/how-to-choose-between-aes-ccm-and-aes-gcm-for-storage-volume-encryption

I can see users wanting to share pastes that don't require a password. Not everything should be required to be encrypted IMO. This would also let users view a paste immediately without decrypting.

Maybe a single warning on submit that tells users they haven't entered a pass key?

Supporting syntax colouring could be a potential feature to build in the future

Hello there is a little bug,
I've uploaded using the "burn after reading" option and it works,
still the expiration date is displayed as never:

Here is the process.json i get.

{ status: "ok", url: "https://cryptopaste.org/1VEdPBE5", expires: "Never"}

This is not really a problem but could be an upgrade to add "Burn after reading" or "Once" instead of "Never".

I'm using chrome 58 and Windows 7.

Hi, I would like to ask why you added this library...

Is it backdoored?

The audio button and the refresh button covers a part of the Captcha, making it difficult to see (even for humans ;) )

In the example below, two characters were hidden

Noticed this when doing some testing.

The values in paste.php seem to be off.

1 Month should 2592000 seconds. (If we want to say 1 month is 30 days)

1 year should be 31536000 seconds.

Chrome 58 on macOS.