There is one weakness in anon zaps that I just discovered. Since the list of relays is passed to the zapper, and the person is using filter.nostr.wine, their npub will be in the URL. Not so anon after all! πΆπΎππ«π
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I am talking about you, #[1] πΆπΎπ«π
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Gotcha! πΆπΎπ€£ and thank you! πΆπΎπ«‘π«
But i dont mind. Its just funny if peoples dont know π
Thatβs true! I just was curious how anon the anon is, and came across the weakness! πΆπΎππ«
But glad you told me. It might be good to know in future. Atleast i dont tell anyone that they are anon.
πΆπΎπ«‘π« it was a new discovery for me too!
Actually, this was one of the reasons I was a little hesitant about putting my npub in the relay url. My intuition was right! πΆπΎππ€£π
If you use amethyst you don't need to have the npub in the relay name anymore. I forgot what nip it was but it changed recently.
Yep! πΆπΎπ«‘π«
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A fair few apps now support the AUTH NIP, so it can be removed from the end.
Still need more app support however.
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No, just a temporary shortcoming of filter.nostr.wine. They are still ok if you donβt use it. If you have a special relay configuration that only you have, then still can be a problem! πΆπΎπ«‘
So to bypass⦠remove my wine filter, then anon zap?
Yes! πΆπΎπ«‘
#[2]
This is how anon zap from #[2]β will tell me itβs him:
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