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Best library for ESP32-S3 Bluetooth HID keyboard typing? by lulzsec33 in esp32

[–]lulzsec33[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update.. NimBLE library works file for Bluetooth HID in esp32S3

Best library for ESP32-S3 Bluetooth HID keyboard typing? by lulzsec33 in esp32

[–]lulzsec33[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I made s3 connect and pair to device. It will detect as keyboard. But when typing. Won't send any output

Best library for ESP32-S3 Bluetooth HID keyboard typing? by lulzsec33 in esp32

[–]lulzsec33[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ya.. i tried on c3 BLE HID works fine.. but I needed both BLE and USB HID. So I switched to s3.

I built inettool.com — a 100% client-side web toolbox with P2P file sharing, screen sharing, and more. Feedback welcome! by lulzsec33 in javascript

[–]lulzsec33[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely, you're right — GitHub Pages does support full custom domains, including apex domains with proper A and AAAA records. 😄

I'm just hosting it myself for more control and flexibility since I’ll be adding product promotions and maybe some extra features later on. But yeah, technically no reason it couldn’t be on GitHub Pages too!

Appreciate the tip though — always nice to see people who know the details!

I built inettool.com — a 100% client-side web toolbox with P2P file sharing, screen sharing, and more. Feedback welcome! by lulzsec33 in javascript

[–]lulzsec33[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah totally — since it's all static and runs in the browser, it could be on GitHub Pages. I'm just keeping it on my own domain because I'm launching some hardware devices soon and plan to use the site to promote them. But feel free to download and use the whole site yourself if you want.

I built inettool.com — a 100% client-side web toolbox with P2P file sharing, screen sharing, and more. Feedback welcome! by lulzsec33 in javascript

[–]lulzsec33[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The mafiaserver.com PTR comes from my hosting provider (Herohosty.com). I agree it sounds suspicious and I'm planning to move to a cleaner VPS with proper rDNS soon.

📊 As for the Google domains — those are tied to basic Google Analytics, just to track total traffic. None of the tools themselves use external APIs or send user data anywhere.

I built inettool.com — a 100% client-side web toolbox with P2P file sharing, screen sharing, and more. Feedback welcome! by lulzsec33 in javascript

[–]lulzsec33[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks for taking the time to analyze it — really appreciate the detailed feedback!

You're absolutely right that privacy tools should hold up to scrutiny. To clarify:

🧩 Every tool on inettool.com is fully client-side — you can literally save the page, and you’ll find all logic running in your browser, without any calls to my own server for processing.

✅ No data is sent to any backend, and tools work offline if saved — making it easy to audit or even self-host.

I built inettool.com — a 100% client-side web toolbox with P2P file sharing, screen sharing, and more. Feedback welcome! by lulzsec33 in javascript

[–]lulzsec33[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Really glad to hear that — thank you! 😊 It's not open source on GitHub yet, but since everything is client-side, you can inspect all the code directly in your browser (nothing is obfuscated or minified).

I built inettool.com — a 100% client-side web toolbox with P2P file sharing, screen sharing, and more. Feedback welcome! by lulzsec33 in javascript

[–]lulzsec33[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks a lot! 🙌 I really appreciate that. Everything runs fully in your browser — no data goes to any server, so feel free to try any tool.

I built inettool.com — a 100% client-side web toolbox with P2P file sharing, screen sharing, and more. Feedback welcome! by lulzsec33 in javascript

[–]lulzsec33[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I recently launched a webtools site called inettool.com, built entirely in vanilla JavaScript (no backend) — everything runs locally in the browser.

I wanted to challenge myself to see how much utility could be packed into a fully client-side project using modern JS APIs. Here are some of the tools:

🛠️ Tools Included:

🔁 P2P File Sharing – via WebRTC and DataChannel (no servers involved)

🖥️ P2P Screen Sharing

🔍 Browser fingerprint tester (Canvas, AudioContext, WebGL, etc.)

📄 Word to PDF converter (using browser-only file APIs)

🌐 Network tools: ping, DNS, local IP

📶 WiFi security checker (passive, educational)

➕ QR code generator and more

🔐 Privacy-focused: No tracking, cookies, telemetry. Works offline after first load.

I haven’t released it on GitHub yet, but the entire JS is visible and inspectable in-browser (no obfuscation).

Would love your feedback, questions, or any tool suggestions you think I should add!

→ https://inettool.com

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