You are quite quick to trust the next thing that wants your private keys.

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Flamingo has been around for a long time.

I'm not saying I'll just go and use it, I'll look into it first.

Even if it has been around, I predict a rektoning at some point. The way private keys work with Nostr right now is begging for disaster in my opinion. Especially if broad adoption occurs. Many keys will be stolen if we don't change the current model.

yep, it's all hot wallets

Totally. As the founder of https://walletscrutiny.com I think about this a lot. Self-custody your keys! With well audited tools!!

I only trust two extensions with my private keys and no client. That's why I'm still not shit-posting on mobile.

Do web clients not have mobile styles for small screens? I'd actually be okay using something like that. That's how I used X before going Nostr only.

Although, your extensions would need to work in a mobile browser. Many don't unfortunately.

Mobile browsers don't support extensions :( I have to get into nsecBunker. WalletScrutiny devs are currently working on integrating nsecBunker support so ... guess I'll have to jump into it very soon.

Firefox supports some. But the devs have to build out the support

We still haven't heard your feedback on nsec.app, we really miss it!

So this is nsecBunker in the browser? On the website I don't see a nip or standard referenced.

It is nip46 implementation, we can say it's a bunker in your browser.