XToys for Teases and Scripting

[ybp1000]

Hi all,

I noticed that all of the discussion about XToys has been in the context of the EOS player, but I wanted to bring to everyone's attention that XToys' tease abilities are much more versatile as-of recent. The developer of XToys added JavaScript support and people are doing some interesting things, including a red light-green light tease. Combine that with XToy's core ability to control a lot of different toys and e-stim devices, many here might find it to be compelling to develop for.

The guide for the site and app: https://guide.xtoys.app/
Tease functionality: https://guide.xtoys.app/tease-creation/overview.html
Script functionality: https://guide.xtoys.app/script-creation ... eneral-tab

Cheers!

[markus]

Everyone who can correct me, please do so, ... but my https://safeweb.norton.com/ says no to these links.

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In english:
"This is a known dangerous Website. It's urgently recommended to NOT visit this website."

[ybp1000]

Everyone who can correct me, please do so, ... but my https://safeweb.norton.com/ says no to these links.

xtoys_safeweb.jpg

In english:
"This is a known dangerous Website. It's urgently recommended to NOT visit this website."

I personally have no doubts of the legitimacy of the product and safety of the website. You might want to let the developer know on their Discord server in (maybe) the #bug-reports channel. https://discord.gg/rNAJdAqw

[RemiHiyama]

I'm guessing their algorithm doesn't think highly of sites that do anything with outside hardware (bluetooth, serial ports, etc)... which is, of course, the entire point of the site. But without it specifying what it thinks the actual problem is, that evaluation isn't very useful.

[markus]

I personally have no doubts of the legitimacy of the product and safety of the website. You might want to let the developer know on their Discord server in (maybe) the #bug-reports channel. https://discord.gg/rNAJdAqw

Hello ybp1000 !

The description from your first post sounds interesting, I would like to check out these links, but not until this is sorted out.
I don't use discord, if you don't mind, please feel free to forward this possible-false-positive-warning to the developer so he can get in touch with the safe-web to get rid of it.

I'm guessing their algorithm doesn't think highly of sites that do anything with outside hardware (bluetooth, serial ports, etc)...

Sounds plausible, I don't know how safe-web's algorithm works, I just use it.

I hope I don't sound too much of the party-pooper here , it was just like I got that warning and shared it, ... of course it can be a false-positive one. (That's why I added that 'Please correct me' - part in my post. )

Best greetings,
Markus

[ybp1000]

I personally have no doubts of the legitimacy of the product and safety of the website. You might want to let the developer know on their Discord server in (maybe) the #bug-reports channel. https://discord.gg/rNAJdAqw

Hello ybp1000 !

The description from your first post sounds interesting, I would like to check out these links, but not until this is sorted out.
I don't use discord, if you don't mind, please feel free to forward this possible-false-positive-warning to the developer so he can get in touch with the safe-web to get rid of it.

I'm guessing their algorithm doesn't think highly of sites that do anything with outside hardware (bluetooth, serial ports, etc)...

Sounds plausible, I don't know how safe-web's algorithm works, I just use it.

I hope I don't sound too much of the party-pooper here , it was just like I got that warning and shared it, ... of course it can be a false-positive one. (That's why I added that 'Please correct me' - part in my post. )

Best greetings,
Markus

I chatted with the developer. They noted that they did get other reports and they've contacted Norton to try and get the issue resolved.