No. This was a harmless prank. All your files are normal and, aside from a few new songs in your YouTube viewing history, no harm has been done to your device and no online accounts owned by you have been compromised. This is a static website - all code on this website runs on your device and never leaves it.
Sorry if we freaked you out too much.
The domain was cheap, and my friend came up with this stupid vision in his head of a website that looked like this with this URL, and I was like "shit, for 12 bucks a year I'll do it."
I'm Daniel! I'm on Mastodon at wetdry.world if you want to get ahold of me, or I'm on Matrix at @orangestar:matrix.orangestar.dev. You can also shoot me an email at orangestar@cats4gold.net.
You can see more information on my website at orangestar.dev.
It's paint, asshole. I have a playlist right here on YouTube. If you're signed into YouTube already, then the last song you heard on this site will be the most recent song in your YouTube viewing history.
My apologies! Didn't mean any harm. Get ahold of me at one of the contact locations above and I'll remove your song from our list.
Github is. Repo here. Pull requests welcome.
Use the songdropper. The UI is spartan but it works. Map out the beats and then copypaste the result to a text file. Attach the result to a Github Issue and I'll take a look.