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I've been exploring best practices for session storage, and it seems like using HTTP-only cookies the only secure choice. However, I've hit a roadblock when trying to implement a login feature within an iframe, especially with Safari disabling cookie functionality in iframes. This has left me pondering alternatives for secure user authentication within iframes. Has anyone encountered a similar challenge or found a workaround? I'd love to hear your insights and experiences!

I have managed to try it now, and indeed it is almost perfect for my use case : Often I find videos on youtube for example which I want to show snippet to someone or save it. So I download it easily with youtube-dl but then clipping is never really easy (especially on linux).

To improve the tool it would be nice to play the part clipped with the sound to check if it's ok. Also the tool failed to load one video.

Good job !

I've purchased an email to try it (not for serious stuff of course).

So for now you cannot send an email, only receive one.

When someone sends an email to your emoji account then it s forwarded to an actual email address of your choice. The mail will have the following signature at the end :

Sent via Mailoji. Don't reply to this email. Reply to the sender email address below

From Sender Name: sender@email.com to your Mailoji you@emoji.kz

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