How to Display PDFs from IPFS on the Web (Without Losing Your Mind Over Gateways)

8 Jun 26 Team ScriptNet
How to Render PDFs from IPFS on the Web
If you have ever tried to integrate IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) into a traditional web application, you’ve likely stumbled upon the worst-kept secret of decentralization: public gateway latency. The core concept is brilliant: you upload a PDF, get a unique and immutable CID (Content Identifier), and you're good to go. The file is secure, distributed, and tamper-proof. But the moment you need to pass that file, for exampleto a browser-based PDF viewer, a major hurdle arises: Which public gateway will respond first? And what if that specific gateway is down today?
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Dokky Suite v2.3.0: Lighter, More Self-Contained, Ready for Growth

28 May 26 Team ScriptNet
Dokky Suite - where Documents meet Possibilities
With version 2.3.0, Dokky Suite Script takes a significant step toward a clear objective: offering a Document Management and Collaboration Platform that is simpler to install, easier to manage, and more robust for daily use. This release introduces significant improvements, both under the hood and in the user experience, with a precise focus on autonomy, portability, and overall quality. The result is a Suite that is more modern, more flexible, and, above all, better suited to real-world environments where reliability, speed, and deployment freedom are paramount.
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Introducing WebWall 2.1 – Stay Puft Edition

30 Apr 26 Team ScriptNet
WebWall: Standalone. Direct. Practical. A little nerdy.
There are updates that refine a Product, and updates that redefine its direction. WebWall 2.1 belongs firmly to the second category. With the "Stay Puft Edition", WebWall evolves into a more structured, more capable, and more responsive security system. It remains fully standalone, written in pure PHP, and intentionally free from unnecessary dependencies, but its internal architecture has grown into something more ambitious. Multiple SQLite engines, a more refined buffering strategy, a stronger scoring model, and experimental edge enforcement all move in the same direction: giving WebWall more awareness, more precision, and more resilience under pressure.
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