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Chris H started following the idea "Will Mint do bill reminders?" in Mint.com.
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Chris H shared an idea in TinyGrab on September 17, 2009 18:54:
A Better Way to Delete GrabsA more user-friendly management interface would be nice; more specifically, deleting grabs.
I like to periodically clear out my grabs or delete a few sensitive grabs when i am done with them. Right now, it takes 4 or 5 clicks to delete a single grab depending on where you start. Imagine that for 20 or so grabs. It gets a little frustrating and tedious. -
Chris H replied on August 31, 2009 16:50 to the idea "Direct FTP Upload from the Client" in TinyGrab:
Perfect. Thanks! -
Chris H replied on August 31, 2009 16:47 to the problem "Security Issue Setting up FTP Uploads / FTP Credential Storage" in TinyGrab:
Thanks for the prompt reply. I will start using FTP as soon as the information is passed via SSL. Thanks for providing a solution to quick screen grabs in Snow Leopard when others have not. -
Chris H replied on August 31, 2009 16:45 to the idea "Direct FTP Upload from the Client" in TinyGrab:
So in this upgrade, users would have the option to not have the images stored on your servers? -
Chris H shared an idea in TinyGrab on August 31, 2009 06:58:
Direct FTP Upload from the ClientCan you guys make it possible to upload directly to FTP from the client as an option to bypass your servers / web interface? Sometimes, screenshots contain sensitive information I would rather not be on your servers ( usernames, IP addresses, company-proprietary information ). -
Chris H reported a problem in TinyGrab on August 31, 2009 06:54:
Security Issue Setting up FTP Uploads / FTP Credential StorageI noticed that when uploading FTP credentials, the users FTP password along with all the other credentials are passed in plain text. This is also true for changing your password. This information needs to be passed using an encrypted SSL connection. This is a non-issue once set up, but a big issue when using any network other than a trusted network.
Also, what form of encryption, if any is applied to these credentials before being stored in the database. I have more than just TinyGrab screenshots stored on my FTP, and having that information out there unencrypted is very unsettling.
Thanks.
