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It could be useful to have a decryption tool, so that you could take a page that's been encrypted by PageCrypt and run it through the tool (with the password) to edit the HTML again.
The code for this would look similar to what the PageCrypt template does to decrypt the page, except that the tool would then initiate a browser download of the unencrypted page html file.
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Can you access your html with the password? if so, simply save the decrypted page to get your html page back. it looks like it creates an iframe for the decrypted page and you can see the original html by inspecting it. Viewing Source Code doesn't work, but using Inspect in Chromium based browsers seems to do the trick.
It could be useful to have a decryption tool, so that you could take a page that's been encrypted by PageCrypt and run it through the tool (with the password) to edit the HTML again.
The code for this would look similar to what the PageCrypt template does to decrypt the page, except that the tool would then initiate a browser download of the unencrypted page html file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: