No, coracle has a really nice warning that lets you know you're about to post your nsec, and you have to confirm.
Yeah, them and humble horse dude.
I like this option.
"Oi, just a heads up, you're about to do something really stupid. Do it anyways?"
Me too. I was pleasantly surprised. Thanks nostr:npub1jlrs53pkdfjnts29kveljul2sm0actt6n8dxrrzqcersttvcuv3qdjynqn
Primal on Android will let you post your nsec.
nostr:note1jvdh4rfgcrev0mx6g7639rq8qc589m8d3vhn6e3djaqyfcaryryqz72rp0
nsec13ed7fpzrt0344eekpgjg7598ajg5plgcvfl5sdltec3xnyc322xqguzy94
Primal test.
Coracle will warn you if you really want to post your nsec, and then let you.
nsec13ed7fpzrt0344eekpgjg7598ajg5plgcvfl5sdltec3xnyc322xqguzy94
Coracle test.
Nostrudel will allow you to post your nsec. gg.
nsec13ed7fpzrt0344eekpgjg7598ajg5plgcvfl5sdltec3xnyc322xqguzy94
Nostrudel test.
Amethyst will not allow you to post your nsec. Good to know.
It's like that meme from back in the day. Once upon a time, there was a troll on a forum that said, "You know, if you type in your password here, the forum will detect it and turn it into asterisks. Here's mine: ********"
And a bunch of people went along with the joke, posting their "passwords" but just typing in a bunch of asterisks and saying, "Wow it worked!"
Then some poor guy came in and actually typed in his password, and it came out as "hunter2". The forum didn't know it was his password, so it just let him post his real password because he'd been scammed.
But as it turns out, Nostr fixes this. At least in Damus. Because if you try to send your password, aka your nsec, in a note, Damus can apparently recognize it and and replace it with your username, aka your npub, to prevent you from accidentally sharing your private key with the whole world.
Because everyone's "password" is in the same format on Nostr, the nsec string, it's easy to make sure you don't accidentally share it, unlike passwords, which can be anything at all.
Ok, I see what happened. Damus converted the nsec into an npub and then sent the npub in the note. So the nsec never actually left your device.
Anyone can post, so yeah, but it can be literally anything.
Here’s the nsec. Try going to another client and “sign in” with it instead of creating an account, and post something!
nostr:npub1snn2hexd7a9nsfhr7e93sxecusqz0h9ld45m4jugz7krm8afmgmsege3gh
PS: if you were still looking for it @nobody 🤙
I think Amethyst converts nsecs. I'll have to check the raw note data.
