Secrets Editor vs Hush

Secrets Editor is a tool to save text files in an encrypted form (passphrase encryption with SHA-256 and AES). When you create a new file, you have to specify a password or a passphrase; it will then be used for authentication when you open the file again.

Hush is a safer way to visit websites you don't fully trust. Every site opens in a fully isolated session. The moment you close the tab, every cookie, cache entry, and trace is wiped clean — as if you were never there. WHAT HUSH BLOCKS • Cross-site tracking • ~250 tracker, ad-network, and analytics domains • Browser fingerprinting (Canvas, WebGL, Audio, Battery) • Third-party cookies, WebRTC IP leaks, document referrer • Tracking URL parameters (utm_*, fbclid, gclid, msclkid) • Phishing sites (Apple Safe Browsing) • File downloads and clipboard reads PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts, no analytics, no servers. Hush keeps no logs and sends nothing anywhere. Everything stays on your device. WHAT HUSH IS NOT Hush is NOT a VPN. Your IP address remains visible to sites. Hush does not make you anonymous. We believe in being honest about what we do — and what we don't. If privacy matters to you, give Hush a try.