Sad to share that Jumble is also hosted on Cloudflare, you might encounter access issues, though it seems unaffected for now.

But trust me, running Jumble locally is super easy! Here’s how:

1. Install Node.js:

https://nodejs.org/en/download

2. Clone the Jumble repo:

git clone https://github.com/CodyTseng/jumble.git

3. Navigate into the project folder:

cd jumble

4: Install dependencies:

npm install

5: Start it up:

npm run dev

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Discussion

In the future, do you think of any way to depend less on them?

I can’t exactly have you all connecting straight to a server running in my home, that would probably be even less stable, haha. The beauty of nostr is that you can switch to another client anytime you want, so being unable to access Jumble once in a while isn’t really a big deal.

I can still use it normally.

Maybe it was just local caching, so it’s not a big issue.

With all the npm supply chain hacks going on, it makes me leery to install any js stuff.