Nostr Web Client

Check out https://new.iris.to for a ReplyGuy-free Nostr experience. When logged in, it hides replies from people who are not in your social graph. You can display the hidden messages by clicking on the button underneath.

There's also "Adventure" feed for showing all notes from your social graph:

I have worked on it together with the Nestr "decentralized GitHub" team. Nestr frontend and Iris are built from the same codebase using build configuration options for different branding and features. You can easily extend the configuration to make your own branded version. Source code to be released soon™.

The client is based on NDK. Full SocialGraph up to 2nd degree is downloaded on first login, and thereon only missing follow lists are queried. I'll be experimenting with options to go beyond 2nd degree.

The graph is serialized and saved locally in a compressed format, which is much faster to load than it is to reconstruct the graph from Nostr events. My graph consisting of 260 follow lists and 23000 users is 3 MB on disk.

It's still very much work-in-progress and mostly tested on desktop Brave, but it's already my favorite way to browse Nostr.

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Colby Serpa 1y ago

Bots replying to this post is poetic 😆

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StackSats.IO 1y ago

Well done Martti

Colby Serpa 1y ago

Adventure feed for discovering new relevant content sounds fun.

Imagine when that’s combined with a marketplace of feed algorithms.

Luke de Wolf 1y ago

Looks great!

Freakoverse 1y ago

I wished, and it was exactly delivered, and incredibly quickly too!

nostr and teams are awesome =3

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Kevin Ravens₿erg ⚡️ ☁️ 1y ago

What if people you follow have followed reply guy?

m4dire0701 1y ago

It's very improbable that someone in your web of trust would follow a spam account

Kevin Ravens₿erg ⚡️ ☁️ 1y ago

On twitter I have to constantly call out friends that do

🟠 isolabellart 1y ago

On Amethyst, having hidden the word "ReplyGuy" I had lost this post of yours 😔

yutaro 1y ago

👏👏👏

Gilbert HiFi 1y ago

Hello,

Thank You With Gratitude For The New Update.

I'm using the new.iris.to and i see on my profile that embedded site photos are no longer displayed, how can i enable it for the future posts ?

beejay 1y ago

Nice to see working being done in Brave. I'm old getting and tired of being dragged kicking & screaming back into the mobile world all the time 😂 ?cid=790b7611gg8s7r7a60lssldfga1x3vdpl68jb1fvn43hdguh&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

elsat 1y ago

Via nostr:npub176p7sup477k5738qhxx0hk2n0cty2k5je5uvalzvkvwmw4tltmeqw7vgup

An unhappy path is that there is a compromised (or not) key, which follows a bot. This in turn allows bot spam in your WOT.

How do you rectify this this?

Sirius 1y ago

Counting mutes vs follows in your social graph

Colby Serpa 1y ago

Wow that’s clever.

Martin 1y ago

very cool, but one problem is:

as social media posts virally spread by people re-posting them, you are supposed to get mostly replies from people that you don't know at all - that's where the wisdom of the crowd comes in that makes social media so powerful.

if you only get replies from people that you follow - most of them likely don't even follow you back - you basically just have a group chat with your closest friends, a small echo chamber.