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The primary purpose of the app is to provide free storage and an endpoint to access it in an app. I've also provided a VIEW link beneath the access URL to view
by mr_ali3n 9y ago
The primary purpose of the app is to provide free storage and an endpoint to access it in an app. I've also provided a VIEW link beneath the access URL to view it in the browser. If I hard code https:// https:// in front of the access URL, it might fail on non-https URLs and vice versa. Still, I think your concern is legit, will look into it and try to make it more flexible. Thanks for the suggestion bud. Appreciated.
- sillysaurus3 9y agoAh, got it. Nah, you're right, it's obviously meant to be used from within apps, not manually sent to someone else. Just a late-night derp. I didn't expect it to be a service for freely hosting data -- that's pretty cool. I assumed it would return a rate limit error if you tried to use it for anything substantial. (I missed the About link https://jsonbin.io/about https://jsonbin.io/about at the bottom, which explains all this.)
- hdhzy 9y agoYeah it also struck me as something weird and I know about using //. Maybe prepend http/https based on the current page's protocol? So that URL looks like a URL. By the way cool service. I've got an internal JSON store service too and it's super useful for a number of purposes.
- adnanh 9y agoit's perfectly okay to load https content on the http urls, just not vice versa