Just to be clear, TiddlyWiki has three distinct features related to
passwords/encryption:
* The ability to encrypt the content of a single file wiki. This is done
with the "encrypt" button in the sidebar tools
* The ability to set a password when saving to TiddlySpot. This is done in
the "Saving"
This will probably clear up a few questions.
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/1583
Short answer: they are not encrypted on the server itself.
It's basically encrypted in transit and arrives encrypted in the client's
browser, which in turn uses that password to decrypt it. Inter
My goal is to have a private but web-accessible TiddlyWiki5. So far, I
have it running on Debian using node.js. Nginx is a reverse proxy, making
it accessible only by using HTTPS (SSL). All of this works.
What remains is to prevent others from seeing or modifying it's content. I
don't under
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