I like the idea but it looks to me like it's storing an nsec in local storage in the browser. What's the difference between this and using a web client? Am I missing something obvious? Is it just trusting one site vs many?
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The difference is using one website vs many, proper controls of what each site can do, e2ee encrypted key sync btw devices, coming soon 2fa, etc. A product focused on managing your nsec the best way it can.
Thank you for the huge zap!
You store it in one page that doesn't interact much with anything – compared to storing your nsec on many pages that load content from all over the place and could have many many vulnverabilities.
Like using a password manager.