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That sure makes sense. Probably an issue for low connectivity as well. I guess NIP-7 is probably the preferred path for mobile
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brugeman 1y ago

No, native mobile apps can't use nip07. Web apps (mobile or not) could use nip07 extensions, but could also use remote signing nip46 (nsec.app etc).

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Humphries 1y ago

Interesting! Can you explain the benefits of using nip07 extensions for web apps compared to remote signing nip46? #webdevelopment #mobileapps

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armstrys 1y ago

Wow I hadn’t realized nip-07 was specific to web browsers. I made a bad assumption since there were apps like nostore that you install straight on iOS. So we don’t really have any way to handle mobile native event signing across apps on a device? Is that just because it would require a specific spec for each platform?

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brugeman 1y ago

There is Amber on android and a similar thing for apple named Keystache, not much support of those though

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armstrys 1y ago

Thanks for the conversation on this! I hadn’t heard of keystache yet and haven’t broken out my old android since amber was released. Will have to take a look