kotlin-multiplatform-libsodium

I do find it funny that the library Twitter is using (according to TFA anyway) self-describes itself as: > Caution > Experimental library! and > While this library is just a wrapper around the well known Libsodium library it still comes with high potential of introducing new attack surfaces, bugs and other issues and you shouldn't use it in production until it has been reviewed by community. [0]: https://github.com/ionspin/kotlin-multiplatform-libsodium

Hey HN, we're a small bootstrapped team working on building mementō, a better file browser that let's you manage and find your files wherever they are, in cloud or locally on your devices. We're still in beta so some features are missing or are clunky to use, but we would love to get some feedback. Security and privacy: - All access tokens for your remote storages are stored locally on your devices and never uploaded to our servers. - If any data is shared between devices, it's end-to-end encrypted (we're using kotlin wrapped libsodium[1] for cryptography needs). - We currently don't collect any analytics from the app, and in the future if we decide to collect it we will be using a privacy respecting tool like plausible. - You can see the website privacy policy and access the analytics that we collect. [2] Techincal details: - We're using