On Mar 5, 12:28 pm, Lyall <
Lyall.Pea...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My TiddlerEncryptionPlugin does not encrypt the entire tiddlywiki.
> It encrypts only tiddlers that are tagged to be encrypted.
> That said, if you tagged all your tiddlers, the effect would be the
> same.
> It prompts for a password when an encrypted tiddler is requested for
> display, so you can still have an 'intro' tiddler which is not
> encrypted, if you wish.
> Once a password is entered, it is re-used for all subsequent
> decryptions (unless you request that you have to enter the password
> every time a new tiddler requires decrypting).
> Saving the tiddlywiki causes all decrypted tiddlers to be re-
> encrypted.
> The password is cached until the tiddlywiki is refreshed.
> The other limitation is that the password is visible, as you type it -
> due to the way the plugin works.
>