PrivacyLearn.com: New site built from privacy.sexy’s scripts

[undergroundwires]

I’m excited to share with you a new website I’ve been working on: PrivacyLearn.com. It uses privacy.sexy’s internal script database but presents it in a static knowledge base format.

Before integrating PrivacyLearn.com officially into the main project, I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback on the website and how it should be integrated to privacy.sexy.

It solves following issues:

• Ability to share scripts using permalinks (Enhancement - ability to directly link (permalink) to a specific script #49)
• Allow access in corporates that ban .sexy domain (Rather Unfortunate Name for this software and website #106)
• More "tutorial-style" for non tech-savvy.
• Available for those who wants to access scripts without enabling JavaScript (Enhancement - ability to directly link (permalink) to a specific script #49)

Future ideas:

• More dynamism: blog, comments, voting, recently added/updated etc.
• Better integration with privacy.sexy (click-to-select in app etc)

It will be integrated to privacy.sexy in next version (0.14.0) along with id support (#262)

What are your thoughts?

[Fs00]

It's a very cool project! Lately I've been using privacy.sexy more as a reference than for generating scripts, so it will surely come in handy.
From what I've seen right now, the only thing that looks weird to me is that most Windows scripts run PowerShell snippets in the command prompt using PowerShell -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Command ..., when the user could just be instructed to run the entire snippet in PowerShell directly.
But I guess this would mean making sure all privacy.sexy scripts are tailored for PowerShell, which is probably not a quick task 🙂

[toby9999]

I love this website and look forward to seeing how it develops in the future. Thanks for the awesome privacy tool.