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WalkthroughAdds client-side form rate-limiting and honeypot with CONFIG-driven endpoint; consolidates product/opensource rendering and async resources fetching; updates site metadata, integrity attributes, mobile/responsive and theme CSS; removes an LNURLP payRequest; adds LICENSE and SECURITY.md; updates manifest icons and robots/_headers notes. Changes
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SECURITY.md (1)
5-5: Consider formatting the email as a markdown link.The bare email URL triggers a linting warning. For consistency with markdown best practices, consider formatting it as a link:
-If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it to **security@privkey.io**. +If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it to [security@privkey.io](mailto:security@privkey.io).
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25-33: LGTM!The consolidation of button state rules into a single cohesive block is clean and maintains the correct color theming for all button states.
assets/css/plain-html.css (2)
18-19: LGTM!The hover color for mail/phone links is consistent with the theme's primary green color (#27ae60).
15-15: Sizing change is safe; CSS specificity maintains consistency across contexts.The base rule's 44px sizing won't affect the footer because
.social-icons-list .social-icon(32px, mobile-responsive-fixes.css) has higher specificity and will override it regardless of!important. Other contexts (team box uses font-size; contact section has its own styling) don't conflict with the width/height properties. Removing!importantfrom width and height is correct practice here.assets/css/mobile-responsive-fixes.css (4)
353-364: LGTM!The explicit sizing and flex centering properties stabilize the hero text container layout on mobile, preventing layout shifts. The
transition: noneis particularly good for avoiding visual glitches during text updates.
374-377: LGTM!The custom typing wrapper with minimum height prevents layout shifts during the typing animation.
638-675: LGTM!The new
.social-icons-liststyling provides proper centering and sizing for footer social icons. The 32px sizing with 20px SVG/icon sizing is appropriate for the footer context and integrates well with the HTML changes in index.html.
707-709: LGTM!The mobile team bio overlay padding and centering adjustments improve the mobile layout presentation.
index.html (1)
384-390: LGTM!The transition from inline styling to the class-based
.social-icons-listapproach is a clean improvement aligned with the new CSS definitions in mobile-responsive-fixes.css. The retainedlist-inline-itemclasses properly integrate with the parent styling through explicit margin override (margin: 0) that harmonizes with the flexboxgapproperty, ensuring proper spacing while avoiding Bootstrap conflicts.
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154-154: Consider using event listeners instead of inline onclick.The
window.opencall withnoopener,noreferreris secure, but inline event handlers are generally less maintainable than adding event listeners after rendering. This would also align with the pattern used elsewhere (e.g., Line 112 for service buttons).🔎 Alternative approach using event listeners
- <div class="project-card p-4 text-center rounded shadow-sm h-100" onclick="window.open('${p.url}','_blank','noopener,noreferrer')"> + <div class="project-card p-4 text-center rounded shadow-sm h-100" data-url="${p.url}">Then add after the innerHTML assignment:
document.getElementById('opensource-projects').querySelectorAll('.project-card').forEach(card => { card.addEventListener('click', () => window.open(card.dataset.url, '_blank', 'noopener,noreferrer')); });
210-210: Consider using event listeners instead of inline onclick.Same pattern as Line 154. While the security flags are correct, using event listeners would be more maintainable and consistent with other click handlers in the codebase.
🔎 Alternative approach using event listeners
- <div class="card resource-card h-100 border-0 shadow-sm" onclick="window.open('${r.link}','_blank','noopener,noreferrer')"> + <div class="card resource-card h-100 border-0 shadow-sm" data-link="${r.link}">Then add after the innerHTML assignment:
document.getElementById('resources-grid').querySelectorAll('.resource-card').forEach(card => { card.addEventListener('click', () => window.open(card.dataset.link, '_blank', 'noopener,noreferrer')); });
329-331: Consider providing more specific rate limit feedback.The honeypot check is well-implemented. However, the rate limit error message at Line 331 could be more specific by telling users how long they need to wait before submitting again.
🔎 Proposed improvement
- if (!checkRateLimit()) { status.innerHTML = '<div class="alert alert-warning"><i class="mdi mdi-clock me-2"></i>Too many requests. Please wait a moment.</div>'; status.style.display = 'block'; return; } + if (!checkRateLimit()) { + const waitSeconds = Math.ceil(CONFIG.RATE_LIMIT_MS / 1000); + status.innerHTML = `<div class="alert alert-warning"><i class="mdi mdi-clock me-2"></i>Too many requests. Please wait ${waitSeconds} seconds before trying again.</div>`; + status.style.display = 'block'; + return; + }
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1-5: No action required — security headers are correctly configured.The
_headersfile is properly formatted for Netlify deployment. The/*on line 1 is a path glob pattern (not a comment), and the indented headers below it will be applied to all paths when deployed. This is the standard Netlify format for setting HTTP headers. The security headers (HSTS, X-Content-Type-Options, X-Frame-Options, Permissions-Policy) are syntactically valid and will be deployed correctly.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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4-8: LGTM! Good use of Object.freeze for configuration.The frozen CONFIG object is a best practice that prevents accidental mutations. The rate limit settings (60 seconds, max 3 submissions) are reasonable for a contact form.
319-325: Verify server-side rate limiting is in place.The client-side rate limiting provides good UX feedback but can be easily bypassed (e.g., by refreshing the page, clearing browser state, or disabling JavaScript). Ensure that FormSpree or another server-side mechanism enforces actual rate limiting to prevent abuse.
Note: Client-side rate limiting is appropriate for improving user experience, but should not be relied upon as a security control.
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11-22: Provide appropriately-sized images for each icon declaration.Both the 192x192 and 512x512 icons reference the same source file (
assets/images/LOGO_Green_new_transparent.png), which is 8206x3909 pixels—a landscape image. When rendered in square icon contexts, this will result in poor rendering due to aspect ratio mismatch. Create separate, square-cropped icons at the declared sizes (192x192 and 512x512) for optimal PWA experience.
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6-8: Good security additions, but CSP could be strengthened.The CSP includes
'unsafe-inline'for both scripts and styles, which significantly reduces XSS protection. Consider:
- Adding
object-src 'none'to prevent plugin-based attacks- Adding
frame-ancestors 'self'to prevent clickjacking (or use X-Frame-Options header)- Moving CSP to HTTP headers (via
_headersfile) forreport-urisupport and broader coverageNote: Meta-tag CSP doesn't support
frame-ancestorsorreport-uridirectives.
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15-15: Good improvement: Removed unnecessary!importantfrom dimensions.Removing
!importantfromwidthandheightreduces specificity conflicts and improves maintainability. Ensure no other styles were relying on this specificity to override these values.
23-30: Well-structured opensource component styles.The new grid layout and hover effects are consistent with the existing design. Consider verifying that
.opensource-descwithcolor:rgba(255,255,255,.5)meets WCAG contrast requirements against the dark background.index.html (7)
52-52: LGTM!Adding
crossorigin="anonymous"is correct for cross-origin font requests and aligns with the CSP configuration.
160-160: Content updates look good.The streamlined messaging across services, open source, and contact sections is clearer and more concise.
305-305: Good anti-spam implementation.The honeypot field is correctly configured with
aria-hidden="true",tabindex="-1", and off-screen positioning. This provides bot protection without impacting accessibility or requiring user-facing CAPTCHA.
299-301: LGTM!Clean simplification with proper
rel="noopener noreferrer"for the external scheduling link.
390-390: Good accessibility fix.Removing static
aria-hiddenis correct—Bootstrap dynamically manages this attribute when toggling modal visibility.
366-372: LGTM!The class update aligns with the CSS refactoring and maintains proper semantic structure for the social links.
402-402: Good security practice with SRI properly implemented.The integrity hash correctly matches the official Bootstrap 5.3.0 release, and the crossorigin="anonymous" attribute is properly configured for SRI validation. The CDN script is securely configured.
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10-10: Remove unusedblockedproperty.The
formState.blockedproperty is never read. It's set totrueat Line 307 but has no effect on the application logic.🔎 Proposed fix
-const formState = { submissions: [], blocked: false }; +const formState = { submissions: [] };Also remove the assignment at Line 307:
-if (formState.submissions.length >= CONFIG.MAX_SUBMISSIONS) { formState.blocked = true; return false; } +if (formState.submissions.length >= CONFIG.MAX_SUBMISSIONS) { return false; }This issue was previously flagged in past reviews.
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4-8: Consider externalizing the form endpoint.The CONFIG object correctly uses
Object.freezefor immutability. However, the hardcoded FormSpree endpoint could be moved to an environment variable or external configuration for easier management across environments.💡 Optional: Externalize configuration
const CONFIG = Object.freeze({ - FORM_ENDPOINT: 'https://formspree.io/f/mwkwqwkl', + FORM_ENDPOINT: window.ENV?.FORM_ENDPOINT || 'https://formspree.io/f/mwkwqwkl', RATE_LIMIT_MS: 60000, MAX_SUBMISSIONS: 3 });This allows overriding via a separate config file while maintaining the fallback.
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7-7: CSP uses 'unsafe-inline' for styles.The Content Security Policy includes
style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline', which weakens protection against CSS injection attacks. While this may be necessary for Bootstrap and inline styles, consider moving to a nonce-based or hash-based approach if feasible.💡 Recommended: Evaluate nonce-based CSP
Investigate whether inline styles can be moved to external stylesheets or implement a nonce-based CSP:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="default-src 'self'; script-src 'self' https://cdn.jsdelivr.net; style-src 'self' 'nonce-RANDOM_NONCE' https://fonts.googleapis.com; ...">This would require adding
nonce="RANDOM_NONCE"to inline<style>tags.
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12-91: LGTM! Data structures updated correctly.The updated data structures reflect the new branding focus on self-sovereign Bitcoin and Nostr infrastructure. The consolidation of products and expansion of contribution categories improves content organization.
147-161: LGTM! Simplified rendering logic.The consolidated
renderProductsfunction effectively replaces the previous separate rendering paths. Security attributes (rel="noopener noreferrer") are correctly applied to external links.
207-220: LGTM! Resource cards now interactive.The addition of click handlers to resource cards improves UX. The implementation correctly uses
window.openwith security parameters ('noopener,noreferrer').
312-330: LGTM! Form submission with anti-spam measures.The honeypot (Line 314-315) and rate limiting (Line 316) provide basic spam protection. The implementation correctly:
- Silently rejects honeypot-trapped submissions
- Provides user feedback for rate limit violations
- Uses the CONFIG endpoint for maintainability
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657-694: LGTM! Social icons styling aligns with markup changes.The new
.social-icons-liststyles correctly support the list-based social icon rendering introduced inassets/js/main.js. The flexbox layout and consistent sizing improve visual presentation.
723-793: LGTM! Responsive team bio presentation.The mobile/desktop toggle provides an optimal reading experience on each device type. Mobile bullet points are more scannable, while desktop users get the full biography.
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6-11: LGTM! Security-conscious meta tags.The addition of
X-UA-Compatible, CSP, and referrer policy headers improves security posture. Thestrict-origin-when-cross-originreferrer policy balances privacy with analytics needs.
52-52: LGTM! Correct use of crossorigin attribute.The
crossorigin="anonymous"attribute is correctly applied to the Google Fonts link, enabling CORS and improving resource loading security.
107-107: LGTM! Hero height reduction.Reducing the hero from 90vh to 70vh allows more content above the fold, potentially improving engagement. This aligns with modern web design practices.
275-275: LGTM! Proper honeypot implementation.The honeypot field is correctly configured with:
aria-hidden="true"to hide from screen readersposition:absolute; left:-9999pxto hide visuallytabindex="-1"to prevent keyboard focusautocomplete="off"to prevent browser autofillThis provides effective bot protection without impacting accessibility.
360-361: LGTM! Modal structure updated for Bootstrap 5.The removal of the
aria-hiddenattribute is correct—Bootstrap 5 manages this dynamically. The addition ofmodal-dialog-centeredimproves modal presentation by centering it vertically.
372-372: LGTM! Bootstrap loaded with integrity check.The Bootstrap script correctly includes the
integrityattribute for Subresource Integrity (SRI) protection andcrossorigin="anonymous"for CORS. This prevents execution if the CDN-served file is tampered with. The integrity hash is the official Bootstrap 5.3.0 SRI._headers (1)
1-8: The_headersfile format is correct and no closing tag is needed.The
/*on line 1 is a valid path pattern (wildcard matching all paths), not a comment opener. According to Netlify and Cloudflare Pages specifications, the_headersfile uses plain-text block syntax where a path pattern at column 0 is followed by indented header directives—there is no C-style/* */comment syntax. The current file with/*as the path pattern followed by properly indented headers (2-space indentation) is valid configuration and requires no modifications.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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4-10: UnusedformState.blockedproperty is dead code.The
formState.blockedproperty (line 10) is set totrueincheckRateLimit()(line 334) but is never read or used elsewhere. This should be removed.🔎 Proposed fix
- const formState = { submissions: [], blocked: false, rateLimited: false, retryAfter: null }; + const formState = { submissions: [], rateLimited: false, retryAfter: null };Also at line 334:
- if (formState.submissions.length >= CONFIG.MAX_SUBMISSIONS) { formState.blocked = true; return false; } + if (formState.submissions.length >= CONFIG.MAX_SUBMISSIONS) { return false; }assets/css/mobile-responsive-fixes.css (2)
384-395: Fixed height with overflow:hidden may still truncate content.Lines 385-391 set
height: 100pxwithoverflow: hiddenon.hero-text-container. This could still truncate longer text on mobile devices. Consider using onlymin-heightwithout a fixedheight.🔎 Suggested fix
.hero-text-container { padding: 12px 18px !important; margin: 0 1rem !important; max-width: calc(100% - 2rem) !important; min-height: 100px !important; - height: 100px !important; + height: auto !important; line-height: 1.6 !important;
405-423: Orphaned CSS rules for typing-related selectors remain.The CSS defines styles for
.custom-typing-wrapper,.typing-container,.static-text, and.typed-text, but the typing effect was removed from the JavaScript. These appear to be dead CSS rules that should be removed.#!/bin/bash # Verify if typing-related classes are used anywhere in HTML or JS echo "=== Searching for typing-related classes in HTML ===" rg -n "typing-container|custom-typing-wrapper|static-text|typed-text" --type=html echo -e "\n=== Searching for typing-related classes in JS ===" rg -n "typing-container|custom-typing-wrapper|static-text|typed-text" --type=js
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79-79: Minor naming inconsistency between section ID and content.The navigation links to
#technologybut the section content is titled "Our Products". Consider renaming the section ID to#productsfor consistency, or this is fine if#technologyis intentional for SEO/legacy reasons.
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203-215: Good XSS protection with escapeHtml and sanitizeUrl.These utility functions properly sanitize user-controlled content from the RSS feed before rendering. The protocol whitelist in
sanitizeUrlprevents javascript: URL injection.
217-247: Well-structured async resource loading with proper security.The implementation correctly:
- Shows loading state and graceful fallback on error
- Sanitizes all user-controlled content (title, description, URL) before DOM insertion
- Uses
noopener,noreferrerwhen opening external links
354-366: Good implementation of server-side rate limit (429) handling.This addresses the previous review feedback. The code now explicitly handles FormSpree's 429 response by reading the
Retry-Afterheader, disabling the submit button, and providing clear user feedback with an automatic re-enable timer.
341-343: Honeypot anti-spam implementation is correct.The check silently rejects submissions where the hidden
_gotchafield is filled, which only bots would do. Combined with the client-side rate limiting, this provides reasonable spam protection.assets/css/mobile-responsive-fixes.css (2)
684-720: Clean social icons list styling.The new
.social-icons-listrules provide consistent horizontal layout and sizing for social icons. The flexbox approach with centered alignment works well for both the team section and footer.
79-91: Good mobile close button accessibility.The 44x44px touch target meets accessibility guidelines for minimum touch target size. The visual styling with border, background, and transition provides clear affordance.
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6-8: Good security headers in meta tags.The Content-Security-Policy is well-configured:
- Restricts script sources to self and CDN
- Allows necessary font and style sources
frame-ancestors 'none'prevents clickjackingupgrade-insecure-requestsenforces HTTPSThe
connect-srccorrectly includes all external APIs used (formspree.io,cdn.jsdelivr.net,api.rss2json.com).
273-273: Honeypot field properly implemented.The hidden honeypot input is correctly positioned off-screen with
aria-hidden="true"andtabindex="-1"to prevent legitimate users from filling it while remaining accessible to bots.
358-359: Improved modal accessibility.Removing the static
aria-hiddenattribute is correct as Bootstrap dynamically manages this when the modal opens/closes. Themodal-dialog-centeredclass improves the visual presentation.
100-100: External links properly secured.All
target="_blank"links includerel="noopener noreferrer"to prevent the opened page from accessing the opener window and to protect user privacy.
370-370: Correct use of Subresource Integrity (SRI) for Bootstrap.The integrity hash for Bootstrap 5.3.0 is correct and verified against official sources. The SRI implementation protects against tampering of the CDN-hosted script, and the
crossorigin="anonymous"attribute is properly configured to enable the security check.
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