Exploring Hidden Navigation for Domestic Violence Sitesby@bob.js
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Exploring Hidden Navigation for Domestic Violence Sites

by Bob Fornal2mDecember 13th, 2020
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The concept was inspired by a Survivor of Domestic Violence survivor. The idea was to hide the actual traffic from the browser's history. The code is a bit hacky, but it works, but is powerful and worthy of some exploration. It is not a wild amount of code for an open-source project, but what it is doing is powerful. The solution is based on the NPM project - Tiny-Anchor - and the GitHub Repo - and it is available on GitHub.

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