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WordPress launches a private, browser-based website sandbox

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Source: The Verge
WordPress launches a private, browser-based website sandbox
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TL;DR

WordPress.org unveiled my.WordPress.net, an in-browser workspace that lets users build a private website without signing up, hosting, or a domain. The private sites run entirely in your browser (roughly 100MB of storage) and aren’t optimized for traffic or discovery, making it ideal for drafts, journaling, and experimenting with plugins, themes, and features—the data never leaves your device and is stored locally.

Topics:technologytech#in-browser#plugins#private-site#tech#wordpress#wordpress-playground
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  1. WordPress launches an in-browser website creator  The Verge
  2. WordPress debuts a private workspace that runs in your browser via a new service, my.WordPress.net  TechCrunch
  3. WordPress Debuts my.wordpress.net Private Workspace  findarticles.com
  4. AI Assistant Can Now Build Plugins On My.WordPress.net  Dataconomy
  5. WordPress releases 'My WordPress', which runs completely in a web browser and can be used with plugins, can be backed up and restored anywhere, and can also be used as an RSS reader  GIGAZINE

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