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    So I'm engaging in my semi-annual technology roundup to determine if there's finally some integration in the standards that will allow me to use certificates on a hardware token to digitally sign a document without going through the process of downloading, signing, and uploading. I'm not going to write a browser plugin due to the organization security posture. I'm not terribly interested in using Java for this purpose, in a good part due to the above. I've been watching the Web Cryptography API with something akin to hope for a few years now. Is anyone aware of any additional projects or WebCrypto integrations that I might have missed?

    "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics." - Benjamin Disraeli

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