Not really, but we do have plans on educating our fan base and local community about Nostr. Some interesting campaigns are also in the making.

Kind reminder: not your keys - not your bitcoins

Yeah I thought it could work too. Less styled, fewer things on screen while preserving ability to see all that stuff in details. How often do advanced users see njump an anyway? I dunno… I imagined this is mostly for new users where it makes sense to hide as much as possible. Maybe my UI is still unclear through. People may still get confused about what’s in front of them. Adding text to read won’t help - no one reads anything.

I think we may be fine linking to your client of choice. New users don’t need options, they can discover them later. But if this is not for new users then info density is fine probably. Fewer clicks

What’s the latest on Bolt12?

Anyone have any updates?

Has to be 2 different services

Ya. I’m gonna link to snort for now (though I don’t know what those preview links look like). Njump is just too confusing imo.

I know that Njump has some technical points, but they are largely intentional; in fact, if one of the goals is to let the user jump to a complete Nostr experience, there are other goals as well, such as educating (perhaps even subliminally) about a new paradigm.

This includes showing, even if only in passing, some "strange" but necessary concepts such as public key, relays, and having multiple apps to choose from.

I am 100% in favor of a fluid UX, but I don't think babysitting users too much is the way to go; we need to leverage some awareness to promote a more informed use of technology. How is a continuous work in progress, with the necessary trial and error.

On the UX side: granted that hiding the main call to action below a dropdown, requiring 2 clicks (hover brings accessibility problems) where there is plenty of space doesn't seem the inevitable choice, we are talking just about the desktop view here, forgetting than about ~80% users use a smartphone :) And there the dropdown is present, for obvious reasons.

However thank you (and Niel) for the suggestions, I will take them into consideration; there are definitely some elements that can be improved, such as labeling, the date visualization, adding contestual helps, and the localization, of course.

Though I guess if its republishing to all known relays, any relay guess by the client should work just fine 😅

Ops!

We just did an heavy css refactor, something broke.

Can you share the viewport resolution, please?

It’s just gives anyone the freedom to plug any media host that is nip-96 compliant into any client that is also compliant. No advantage per se, just an option 🐶🐾🫡

What does NIP-96 do?

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