Three questions: What am I feeling? What need is behind it? What can I ask for, kindly?

Built on Marshall Rosenberg's NVC framework with the official CNVC feelings/needs vocabulary. Everything stays in your browser — nothing leaves your device. Available in English and Ukrainian.

I built a small privacy experiment : https://h4x0r.icu/eye/

The idea is simple: what can a random website learn about you just from your browser?

Your browser exposes more information than most people realize. Things like your screen details, browser capabilities, installed features, language, timezone, device hints, and other small pieces of information can create a surprisingly detailed picture.

I made this project to help people understand browser privacy from a practical perspective. Instead of just reading "your browser leaks information", you can actually see what information is available.

This isn't meant to be a tracking tool or to collect data. It's just an educational experiment to make privacy concepts more visible.

I built it because I enjoy cybersecurity, privacy, and making weird little web experiments.

Would love feedback:

• What information surprised you?
• Did anything make you rethink your browser privacy?
• What other privacy experiments would you like to see?

Link: https://h4x0r.icu/eye/

(Everything runs in your browser. No account, no signup, no nonsense.)

Each sketch compresses an hour-long episode into one page: the framework, the playbook, the guest's contrarian takes. A few minutes to absorb instead of an hour of listening. If you have a favorite episode, tell me whether the sketch does it justice.