good idea, will add

Yes this one bothers me the most also, so far the only solution I have would also remove the unread counter and new posts coming in the from the top while keeping scroll position, I prefer to keep those.

Swiping left/right through my feeds would be really useful!

The new ‘Hide posts you have already seen’ setting is a game changer for UX. Makes scrolling my feed feel 10x better.

Once again the feed jumping bug really is the only frustrating thing for me when scrolling Nostur.

First mainstage nostr panel at a bitcoin conference 👀 nostr:note1qffm46smgjrscukg4948em35laua8ujnh96jhheyv7xr3m47r7xsdnly0w

My UX blind spot is post/content creation.

I used Twitter so much in the past that I wanted to create my own client for it, that would fix or improve all the things other clients were missing. I was using Tweetbot at the time, it was very good, 10x better than Tweetdeck, 100x better than the native twitter client. When Elon shut down the API I was forced to use normal Twitter again and I hated it. From years of daily use of mostly lists (feeds), across multiple devices, in sync, in chronological order with unread counts, to being forced to use a single "For You" feed filled with garbage and unusable UX for lists was extremely annoying to me.

With Nostur I am recreating everything just to have my normal experience back and I am building it on nostr so it cant be taken away again.

But I am mostly a reader/lurker, so while the reading experience in Nostur is great, posting/content creation is my blind spot, I don't know what features are missing there because I don't use it much and didn't use it much on Twitter either, except for some reply posting on an alt-account.

I believe the best apps are built by devs who use their own apps and I'm not using the posting part of Nostur enough to know what's missing, my experience pretty much stops at posting release notes, I know it's great for that, but for other content I need active posters to tell me what's missing.

So if you are missing something, let me know!

Curious what the basic metric is for measuring "hotness" — is it number of replies, zaps, some web-of-trust thingy? For Satellite I'm using a rolling sum of zaps received in the past 24 hours to surface content that these (presumably) not-spammy pubkeys have either posted themselves or interacted with, but I'm not completely satisfied with this because it's still trusting lightning network servers to not forge zap receipts, and it could totally be gamed if you were determined enough. Client side algos are a huge win for decentralization but damn it takes some work

The question of how to design a trending feed in a way that is simultaneously

1) Interesting

2) Hard to game

3) Actually decentralized

leads down some deep rabbit holes

Any ideas why Damus shows me having 14 relays on top right of main feed and 17 relays on my profile when I only have 13 selected on my relay list?

#asknostr