Chrisoft::Blog(r#"The stupid blogging system evolved!")

As you may not have noticed this time, the blogging system I am -currently on received yet another major revamp: unlike the previous SBS, -which will not work at all if you have JavaScript disabled or trying to -browse with lynx/links/w3m, the new SSBS is almost fully static: no -JavaScript involved on the client side if you decide not to read my -encrypted crap!

This is a rather small update on the visual side: it shouldn’t have a -huge impact on the reading experience by only stripping away some -animations. More changes are actually under the hood.

SBS 2.0 is archived and retired immediately. Old URLs will not be -redirected. Substantial changes may still come up to the current version -and may break unless a complete reload is performed.

Full changelog below:

+ Static page generator using node.js.
+ Content encryption with AES instead of simple XOR.
+ Decryptor now remembers every correct passphrases in local storage -and try to decrypt once the page has been loaded.
+ Optional custom preprocessor pass for markdown/reStructuredText -support.
- Vim-like command buffer, animations and key bindings removed on -the posts listing page.

The decryptor requires a ES7-enabled browser to work. All testing was -done in Chromium 71 and Firefox 62. I don’t use ‘JavaScript best -practices’ or ‘industrial standard testing processes’. It just -works.

-Find out more here. -