Awesome! I have no complaints, just a bug report: Footnotes don't seem to render for NIP-23 posts. But it's also possible that you hate footnotes and you'll never implement support for them in that case that's cool too. 
Today I am releasing "narr", a lightweight RSS and Nostr longform reader for the desktop: https://github.com/fiatjaf/narr
It supports all sorts of RSS feed discovery from HTTP URLs and renders them beautifully in a simple straightforward interface, you can also paste nostr:... URIs, including nip05, npub and nprofile codes (they should also work without the nostr: prefix).
If you install narr and use it in the next 2 hours you'll be entitled to our special bonus offer: you'll get one free complaint and one free feature request, which you can write as a reply to this note -- but only if you include a screenshot of your setup.
Discussion
Another proof that Markdown is a mess.
"Just use a Markdown library", they said.
I have many of these type of links 😅
And I hate that I can't resize images dynamically, in Markdown. Too lazy to do it before uploading.
And the wrongly-numbered ordered lists! ðŸ˜
For comparison, look how nice footnotes are in his Asciidoc rendering for wiki pages. 🤩
And it's soooo nice because the footnote data is written right next to the anchor. Much easier to write and proof.
Fixed this in the latest release, but there is no migration, you'll have to delete the feed and add it again.