nostr:npub13v47pg9dxjq96an8jfev9znhm0k7ntwtlh9y335paj9kyjsjpznqzzl3l8 when do you expect new Damus to hi our phones? Purple or others.

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I saw that yesterday. Very excited about this

Yeah, would like to try it. Been using it in #notedeck it’s not 100% perfect, I think it was having some issues with offline notes, but hopefully those get fixed.

How does offline notes work exactly? You load the feed then go offline and you still have access to everything?

Yes, what ever has synced, when you go offline it will still be there, when you reply/like/quote notes, they sit there, once back online everything gets push to your relays.

Pretty nifty. I was on a 12 hour flight had “nostr” all the time, I was replying to messages and all. But a glitch (reported) stopped them from being broadcasted.

But that’s the whole idea. Pretty cool.

That’s really cool. Can’t wait to try that. Any other cool features/improvements you’ve noticed with nostrdb?

best way to implement it is using private local relays. tricky to make it work with web browser because of SSL/TLS. probably there is some hack, if you have a domain, to get a cert on the domain and then use it to make the local relay wss and hax the /etc/hosts to point that domain name to your localhost.

i have not even thought about adding full TLS support to a relay's HTTP listener, it's not difficult. the standard setup is to use a reverse proxy that does that but i could probably rip code out of my reverse proxy that does the letsencrypt acme dance and a config tool that adds the domain to hosts to redirect and voila. chrome based browsers happy. most chrome based browser are tricky to allow unencrypted destinations for scripts in a web app.

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and will it still be a battery blow torch? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

this just updates to latest nostrdb version, it doesn't switch everything over to local relay model yet. we have the ability to do it now...

daniel has some preliminary code that uses the local relay as another relay, so hopefully we can start using that everywhere very soon

I see. Will be on the look out.