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The only FREE, open-source WordPress plugin fully compliant with Quebec’s Law 25 (Bill 64). Blocks tracking scripts (Google Analytics, Meta Pixel) until user consent. KEY FEATURES • Automatic Script Blocking: Paste scripts into the “Vault” — they run only after “Accept.” • Google Consent Mode v2: Supports ad_storage & analytics_storage. • Bilingual (FR/EN): Auto-detects WordPress language. • 3 Display Styles: Bar, Popup, or Corner Widget. • Lightweight: Vanilla JS (<10KB), no dependencies...

Stegcore combines cryptography and steganography to hide encrypted data inside ordinary files. It encrypts your payload before embedding it, so the hidden content is unreadable even if someone extracts it, and invisible to anyone who doesn't know it's there. Unlike basic steganography tools that hide data without encrypting it, Stegcore ensures the payload is cryptographically protected at rest. Unlike pure encryption tools, the payload isn't even visible. Designed for journalists,...

...Perfect for gamers , coders , or anyone looking to save time on everyday tasks . With its powerful tables, flexible recording, and handy overlay features, this autoclicker is the ultimate companion for all your clicking needs. Whether it's pixel wars, keyword lists, or just a quick combo press, this bruh's got your back!

...It includes helpers to encode a payload into an image, decode an embedded payload back to readable form, and run the extracted content directly from memory to avoid touching disk. Designed as a compact, single-file PowerShell script, it relies on .NET imaging APIs to manipulate pixel data or metadata and to store the payload in a way that survives ordinary file transfers.

Image Encryptor allows you to encrypt youre image on a pixel level. This is a very inuitive approach since the image keeps its original file format and will appear as noice. You have full control to encrypt the images multiple times with different passwords. Decrypting an image with a wrong password will not result in a ‘wrong password’ message, but in a useless noisy image which makes automated brute force attacks very difficult.

2Pix integrates with Windows to allow you to easily encrypt and hide files in bitmap images, a process called steganography (not to be confused with stenography). Data is stored in the low-order bits of each pixel of an image, so the file is completely hidden from view. Version 1.1 now provides plausible deniability because no unencrypted signature is stored in the image header. It should be impossible to prove an image contains a hidden file (if you use a strong password and only use 1 or 2 bits per pixel component). NOTE: This project has been moved to Google Code. ...

Steganography framework with support for several carrier file formats: Pixel graphics, RIFF WAVE format, any sound to save lossy/analog, standard MIDI File Format, IL or .NET assemblies, XML documents, unsorted text lists.