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Terry Yiu _@tyiu.xyz 11 months ago
@rabble @Matt Lorentz @jb55 @Fabian @Pavle @miljan @PABLOF7z ^ Let me know what you think of this proof of concept UX screencap for a native iOS Nostr signer and if you’d be open to adding it in your clients once I get it production ready. I think this is the best possible UX given that the Nostr client stays in the foreground. The alternatives were: 1. Ask the user to install a shortcut (non-intuitive) + invoke the shortcut (Action Button on iPhone 15+, accessibility back tap < iPhone 15, non-intuitive) + clipboard hacks (inefficient, error prone). 2. Use nostrsigner:// deeplinks to switch to the signer (forces app switching twice).
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jb55 _@jb55.com 11 months ago
Doing this for every action such as liking things is going to be a ux nightmare
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rabble rabble@nos.social 11 months ago
Is it going to have to pop up the sheet for every event that needs signing? I’m not opposed to accepting a PR to support it but the only people asking for this are Nostr devs who don’t want to trust the code of other Nostr devs. I don’t think anyone who isn’t already self-custodying their crypto will use it. We’ve never had a user come to us and say they won’t use @npub1pu3v...tfch because we store the keys in Apple’s keychain. Would it be nice to have an option for an Amber like solution for iOS, sure. But I doubt it’ll get much use. Kind of like how it’s great Signal is open source, but there isn’t much anyone can or does do with the source.
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