Tag: encryption
English Websites: https://www.pastery.net/ Enter The Website
Pastebin is a website that allows you to send large amounts of text to others. Usually, this is done to avoid lengthy texts in chat rooms that leave others feeling overwhelmed.
There are many pastebin, but this is ours. This is why we make Pastery and what sets it apart from other pastebins:
It's very beautiful. We want something pleasing to the eye. Pastery supports highlighting in dozens of programming languages and dozens of styles.
It is private. Unable to list the pasted content because no one can see the random pasted content that others are currently posting. When you create pasted content, only the person who sent the URL can see it.
It's very safe. Everything is done through an encrypted TLS connection, so no one can see what you are pasting except for the intended recipient (and us. Maybe CloudFlare, maybe Google. But that's it.).
It's very simple. The URL is composed of easy to read, case insensitive letters and removes easily confused characters such as O, 0, I, l, and 1.
It is very friendly to developers. Using Pastery is easy, making development even easier with it. It has a single endpoint API that allows you to upload paste from your favorite programming language.
Very considerate. The initial validity period of pasting is very short. The default validity period is one month, so you can rest assured that the retention time of the paste will not exceed your expectations, and we will completely delete it after expiration, so that your data will not be stored indefinitely on a server.
