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Right now the Hackasaurus tools work reliably on the latest versions of Firefox, Chrome and Safari, but support for more browsers is on the way. | Right now the Hackasaurus tools work reliably on the latest versions of Firefox, Chrome and Safari, but support for more browsers is on the way. | ||
== | == What happens when you publish your hack online by clicking the "P" key? == | ||
The hacks are stored on a separate internet domain from the original site they were on. For instance, when you remix facebook.com, your published hack will be hosted on remixes.hackasaurus.org, which is a distinctly different place on the Web. | |||
That said, your remixes are publicly visible on the internet by anyone for all time--so don't be surprised if the hack that you made to make fun of your parents comes back to haunt you! | |||
If for some reason you published a hack in error, please email us at remixes@hackasaurus.org if you'd like us to take it down. | |||
== Who owns published hacks, and is it possible to unpublish them? == | == Who owns published hacks, and is it possible to unpublish them? == | ||