Online JSON Formatters Require Uploading Data to Third-Party Servers
This entry is a launch post for a browser-only JSON formatting/validation tool that processes data locally rather than uploading it, addressing a privacy concern with many existing online JSON tools; the space is already highly commoditized with numerous free alternatives.
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A builder describes getting frustrated switching between separate tools to format, validate, inspect, and convert JSON, especially given reluctance to upload sensitive data to third-party servers. They are soliciting feedback on what remains unsolved in existing JSON tooling rather than describing a fully validated market gap.
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