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When //Git Winch// starts running, it also starts as tiny localhost webserver at port 9919. You may wonder what is that used for? | When //Git Winch// starts running, it also starts as tiny localhost webserver at port 9919. You may wonder what is that used for? | ||
- | Firstly, understand what a localhost server is: It is a web-server that works //only// on your own computer. Such webserver can only be used from your own computer and from within | + | Firstly, understand what a localhost server is: It is a web-server that works //only// on your own computer. Such webserver can only be used from your own computer and from within |
We have coded this in-built localhost webserver so that it does NOT have any capability to pick up any data from your computer. Hence, there is no question of any misuse of your data or privacy due to this localhost webserver. | We have coded this in-built localhost webserver so that it does NOT have any capability to pick up any data from your computer. Hence, there is no question of any misuse of your data or privacy due to this localhost webserver. | ||
- | We've programmed this localhost webserver | + | This localhost webserver |
- | ----- | + | **NOTE:** To maximize the use of //Git Winch// make sure that you do //NOT// close the web-app that is started when you login to your account. Why? Because it is that web-app which will communicate instructions to the localhost webserver, due to which additional functionality gets done...such as the //build// process. |
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