egitos needs JavaScript
egitos has no application server. It is a program that runs entirely
in your browser and talks straight to your storage bucket. With
scripting disabled there is nothing left to show you — no server is
holding your files, so no server can render them.
Why that is the privacy-preserving choice
A server-rendered file manager has to be handed everything in order to
draw a page: your credentials, the names of your folders, and the
plaintext of every file it previews. Doing the work in your browser
means that data never has to leave your machine in the first place.
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Your credentials stay local. Bucket keys are held
in this browser and used to sign requests here. They are never
transmitted to us, because there is no “us” in the request path.
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Encryption happens before upload. Files, and
optionally their names and folder paths, are encrypted in this tab.
The storage provider stores ciphertext it cannot read.
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Only you and your bucket see the traffic. Listing,
search, thumbnails, and previews run on your device against your own
storage. There is no middle tier to log what you looked at.
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Untrusted content stays contained. File viewers run
as sandboxed plugins in isolated frames with explicitly granted
permissions, so opening a file does not hand it the run of the app.
The same code is served as static files with no backend, so it can be
audited, self-hosted, or run from your own bucket unchanged.
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