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NoPaste is an open-source paste service similar to Pastebin for storing code and sharing it via generated links. It works with no database and no back-end code: data is compressed and stored entirely in the shared link. Because of this design, the server hosting NoPaste cannot read or access the data, and the data cannot be deleted or censored from NoPaste.
Pastebin.com is a paste service that has operated since 2002, described as the number one paste tool. It allows users to store text online for configurable set time periods. The platform offers syntax highlighting for a wide range of programming and markup languages, optional paste settings, category and tag organization for pastes, and provides API tools and an FAQ for users. Some features require user login, and PRO membership is available for additional functionality including Markdown syntax highlighting.
This page is a guide to Fluffle's custom Markdown syntax beyond standard Markdown. It describes aligning text with arrows, coloring text with a percent syntax, underlining with a semicolon-separated option list, sizing and aligning images, and splitting an entry into multiple pages.
TxtBin is a paste service that supports encrypted pastes that can only be viewed once. It offers multiple expiration time options, burn-after-reading functionality, and supports plain text, source code, and markdown formats. The service states it does not tolerate underage sexual and terrorist content, and provides a contact address for reporting violations.
ProtectedText is a free web notepad that stores notes online without login or registration. Notes are encrypted and accessed through any URL, and users can reach them from any web browser. Passwords are not sent to the server, and only encrypted text is stored. An Android app is also available.
NoteBin is a pastebin-style website: a note is accessed through a link, and giving the URL to anyone allows them to access the note as well. The site states it requires a modern browser and that it is using an insecure connection, which the site says should only be used for testing.
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NoPaste is an open-source paste service similar to Pastebin for storing code and sharing it via generated links. It works with no database and no back-end code: data is compressed and stored entirely in the shared link. Because of this design, the server hosting NoPaste cannot read or access the data, and the data cannot be deleted or censored from NoPaste.
Pastebin.com is a paste service that has operated since 2002, described as the number one paste tool. It allows users to store text online for configurable set time periods. The platform offers syntax highlighting for a wide range of programming and markup languages, optional paste settings, category and tag organization for pastes, and provides API tools and an FAQ for users. Some features require user login, and PRO membership is available for additional functionality including Markdown syntax highlighting.
This page is a guide to Fluffle's custom Markdown syntax beyond standard Markdown. It describes aligning text with arrows, coloring text with a percent syntax, underlining with a semicolon-separated option list, sizing and aligning images, and splitting an entry into multiple pages.
TxtBin is a paste service that supports encrypted pastes that can only be viewed once. It offers multiple expiration time options, burn-after-reading functionality, and supports plain text, source code, and markdown formats. The service states it does not tolerate underage sexual and terrorist content, and provides a contact address for reporting violations.
ProtectedText is a free web notepad that stores notes online without login or registration. Notes are encrypted and accessed through any URL, and users can reach them from any web browser. Passwords are not sent to the server, and only encrypted text is stored. An Android app is also available.
NoteBin is a pastebin-style website: a note is accessed through a link, and giving the URL to anyone allows them to access the note as well. The site states it requires a modern browser and that it is using an insecure connection, which the site says should only be used for testing.
