How FastPaste compares
Most one-time secret tools give you a long link. FastPaste gives you six digits you can read out loud, and takes files too. The trade-off: it only encrypts in your browser when you add a passphrase.
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| Feature | FastPaste | Yopass | 1time.io | Ghostbit | passwd.page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| How you share it | 6-digit code (or a one-time link) | Link with the key in it | One-time link | Encrypted link | Encrypted link |
| Say it over the phone | Yes | No | No | No | No |
| Deleted after reading | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Encrypted in your browser | Only text locked with a passphrase | By default | By default | By default | By default |
| Files | Yes, up to 10 MB | Mainly text | Mainly text | Mainly text | Mainly text |
| Account needed | No | No | No | No | No |
Pick Yopass, 1time.io, Ghostbit or passwd.page if you always want end-to-end encryption and a link is fine. Pick FastPaste when typing a link is the hard part, like going from your phone to a laptop or reading it to someone on a call.
Pastebin, WeTransfer and AirDrop solve different problems (lasting pastes, big transfers, nearby Apple devices), so they aren’t in the table.
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