Amethyst and Yakihonne are legit

wa wa wa

Amethyst is censorious and I've heard Yakihonne relies on closed source shit

gossip is definitely sus

I know Hzrd doesn't want to prioritize this yet but I'm still living in the hopes that he implements it in noStrudel some day soon

what about primal and damus?

Both are planning to add it but slacking behind.

Robosats doesn't 😁 NIP-59 is on the roadmap, but not yet

Shame... :)

I meant so far it still happening the oldway (coordinators API) I wanted to wait a little bit and see how things evolves on this matter.

On the other hand gossip isn't any worse than whatever client I posted that from. I think you gave us the inbox/outbox model or some important thing. Thanks for replying, made me reflect on my reply a bit

Snort

You're automatically getting blocked in Amethyst because you've been reported so many times for being a creepy psycho stalker.

Primal isn't a real nostr client though

NIP-17 is the standard. NIP-04 messages will be disregarded

That sounds plausible to me

Don't have DMs yet on @DEG Mods , but will do that when that time comes.

so I can send more tests? :wolf_smile:

Is that your wolf emoji? Adorable xD Feed is wrapped up and happy with it now =3 But DM tests probably not anytime soon. It'll happen sooner rather than later if traditional community funding campaign(s) is a success (not sure when that'll happen, still doing paperwork).

When NIP-88 on amethyst?

waiting for them...

Primal users want to be real nostr. What is the benefit of the switch? (Super short version. I’m unaware of what is being missed or adapted.)

Sure, I'll do my best. The old and deprecated DM spec, defined in NIP-04, leaks metadata to anyone who wants to see it. While the content of the messages are themselves encrypted, the information about who is sending and who is receiving is public for all to see. This on its own can be pretty destructive to privacy. The latest completed DM spec is defined in NIP-17. It is superior to NIP-04 because it uses better encryption (defined in NIP-44), and it does not leak information about who is sending the DM, only who is receiving. Therefore, anyone who is watching can only see that someone specific received a DM, but they cannot tell who they received it from. We are hopeful about a new spec that is in the works that will also make it impossible to tell who the intended recipient is, unless you are that intended recipient. It will also make private groups a possibility on Nostr. Keep an eye on what @JeffG posts about WhiteNoise for updates on the progress.

The NIP detailing how we're using MLS is at worth a read.

GitHub

Add NIP-EE: E2EE messaging using MLS by erskingardner · Pull Request #1427 · nostr-protocol/nips

Take 2! This NIP outlines a way to do secure direct and group messaging on Nostr using the MLS protocol. Easy to read

White Noise is moving along and we'll hopefully have a beta (that won't be changing anything big enough to nuke all your group chats) in a month or two. For now, feel free to use the alpha and send us feedback!

GitHub

Releases · marmot-protocol/whitenoise-rs

The Rust brain for the White Noise app. Contribute to marmot-protocol/whitenoise-rs development by creating an account on GitHub.

Excellent recap! Thank you for taking the time.