Anyone have recommendations for how regular users can decrypt an ncryptsec? Command line is out, dedicated web tools seem like a bad idea, most clients don't have support. Seems like best case would be for signer apps to universally support ncryptsec.
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Amber and nos2x do this perfectly, but neither alby nor nsec.app seem to support ncryptsec
Based on your criteria, a HTML based tool with verifiably locally run only code on a non-networked computer...
The same way that you have tools that can do BIP-39 calculations, etc.
That doesn't mean that this option would be safe just that it would be safer.
And the complexity of it against the average non-technical mind is going to make foot guns a plenty. I don't see a good way to be honest.
amber supports nsec-encrypted at least i used to switch from nos2x to amber
I used pingkey
with bitwarden

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I think "non-networked computer" rules out the regular user.
Gossip and Amethyst also support it. But I think Gossip requires a huge PoW to trust the key.
Bingo. I mean, if you haven't cut out or short-circuited the radio, then how do you know? Lol. Footguns, footguns everywhere.
Nak