POW, a Firefox extension, incorporates a server within the browser, referred to as the Plain Old Webserver.
POW - Plain Old Webserver is a Firefox extension designed to add a server to your browser. It introduces a new concept to the way you distribute files from your browser to the web. If you seek detailed information and tutorial on how to use POW, a wiki page and a post are available for your browsing pleasure.
This server-side Javascript (SJS)-based tool is specifically built to run a high-performance server infrastructure inside your browser, able to handle server-side JS, GET, POST, uploads, Cookies, SQLite, and AJAX solutions. To ensure maximum protection, it also comprises of an added password-protection feature to secure your site from unauthorized intrusions.
With the usage of SJS, users have managed to create their own search engine, chat room, and wiki, a testament to its reliability and robustness. POW - Plain Old Webserver can be the perfect solution to distribute your files in a secure and efficient manner.
This server-side Javascript (SJS)-based tool is specifically built to run a high-performance server infrastructure inside your browser, able to handle server-side JS, GET, POST, uploads, Cookies, SQLite, and AJAX solutions. To ensure maximum protection, it also comprises of an added password-protection feature to secure your site from unauthorized intrusions.
With the usage of SJS, users have managed to create their own search engine, chat room, and wiki, a testament to its reliability and robustness. POW - Plain Old Webserver can be the perfect solution to distribute your files in a secure and efficient manner.
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