TonyM wrote:
> would they notice you shared the link wikiname.tiddlyspot.com#home ? And
> you just navigate to wikiname.tiddlyspot.com
>
That's clever. Of course, I'd still have to remember that url (and have no
idea how often I'll be handing it out.)
My use of local storage need only contain the tiddler containing your
> username and start up shows your backstage only when it has the value = of
> your user name. If you use another browser or loose your local storage you
> just have to supply your user I'd.
>
> In fact using the password widget is possibly all you need to store your
> user I'd in the browser.
>
That's even more clever. I will always need the password to save to
tiddlyspot anyway so if the password can be tested directly from local
storage that'd be optimal, i.e
[{somehowaccessingpassword}match[mysecretpw]]
(Obviously having mysecretpw hard coded like that is totally idiotic if
there was sensitive content in the wiki - but there isn't. The issue is
merely aesthetic.)
Does tiddlyspot not already demand a user name?
>
Not really user name. To *save* to a Tiddlyspot you use the password and
THISPART.tiddlyspot.com i.e the subdomain name.
Just exclude user name from the tiddlers saved.
>
Yes, this is what I'm doing currently.
<:-)
>
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