Nostr Web Client

Just heard “Nostr can connect to HTTPS without a DNS dependency”

I know what each acronym stands for and what it is, vaguely. But I not techie enough to know why this is significant. What does this mean is possible that wasn’t before?

DZC 1y ago

A permissionless npub (can't be censored, theoretically) replacing permissioned IP+DNS+CA (each of them could be censored) to publish web services (HTTPS).

It works using nostr relays to proxy we client and server, and nostr npub as service identity.

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