SecretPaste vs One-Time Secret
The original one-time link. Text only, and the server can read what you send unless you add a passphrase.
One-Time Secret
- Text only
- Server-side encryption by default
- A passphrase is optional
- No receipts
SecretPaste
- Text and files up to 2 GB
- Encrypted in your browser by default
- A passphrase adds a second factor
- Receipts: when it was opened, and what happened to it
What they do well
One-Time Secret is open source, has been reliable for over a decade, and is free. If all you need is a one-time text link and you trust the operator, it does that job.