nostr:npub19pgazvl0rfwjlf057k2q8ss3s8vxgvc8qsl0s6w8yx4lzv9yggmqtyygka Good question. I thought that the blocking version of reqwest would use the tokio runtime under the hood which would be a big overhead. But now that you asked, I did check it again and that does not seem to be the case. ureq is just reinventing the wheel? A good simple crate to study HTTP clients, I guess. Deleting the original post ;)

https://github.com/algesten/ureq

It is pretty simple! :blobcatcookienom:

If you need a more powerful and async client, use `reqwest`:

https://github.com/seanmonstar/reqwest

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