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fiatjaf _@fiatjaf.com 1 month ago
Nostr Devtools: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/nostr-devtools/ogoaodeklpfbboeopebgdggammkcndcp Get clear insight of what relays are serving what subscriptions and what events came from where. image Everything is filterable by arbitrary strings, groupable by relay, event, subscription or by any arbitrary Nostr filter elements (click on them, or Ctrl+click to add to existing). image It only captures stuff while the devtools is open, so open it first then refresh the page to use, otherwise you'll get incomplete data.

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arfonzo _@superfriends.online 1 month ago
Oh wow! This is very neat! Super handy for us relay operators to check and debug things from the browser-side. Thanks!
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daniele _@dtonon.com 1 month ago
Oh wow, I love this idea of Nostr infecting chrome. And it is pretty useful, too.
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cloud fodder cloudfodder@rogue.earth 1 month ago
firefox and safari browser engine choices are remarkably similar. so when it doesn't work in firefox, I can almost guarantee it won't work in safari either. handy right? cause I don't have easy access to a safari.
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fiatjaf _@fiatjaf.com 1 month ago
That game has been over for years. Ladybird will be pitifully worse. Stop holding on to a failed past and start working on a better future with better protocols for information and app distribution than "the web". In the meantime stop giving people the illusion that's all is still ok while Mozilla milks your idealist heart for money.
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ImaginaryEvent 1 month ago
Strong disagree, an open web can't rely upon a single point of failure. Though I share your feelings about Mozilla.
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SUKONI 1 month ago
I'm new to Nostr and I see the potential but I sure don't like any of the clients to use it. It's not user friendly enough. I think and hope I see what needs to be done, and I'm working on it. I've giving you a sneak peek on Jan 1st. Hoping to get your feedback.
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