New to Nostr on Android. Do you use Amber, Citrine and Morganite for Nostr?
https://leminal.space/post/35930101
New to Nostr on Android. Do you use Amber, Citrine and Morganite for Nostr? - Leminal Space
cross-posted from: https://leminal.space/post/35929431
[https://leminal.space/post/35929431] > > New to Nostr on Android. Do you use
Amber, Citrine and Morganite for Nostr? > > I just downloaded Amethyst to start
using Nostr. While looking into setup guides and recommendations, I also came
across Amber, Citrine, and Morganite. > > Right now I’m wondering how people
actually use these together in practice. > > Do most of you just use Amethyst by
itself and call it a day, or is it worth setting up the “full gem stack”? > >
Curious what setup you’re using and whether you think the extra apps are worth
it. > > #Nostr #Amethyst #Amber #Citrine #Morganite #NostrApps #NostrClient
#AndroidApps #PrivacyApps #Decentralized #DecentralizedSocial #OpenSource
#Fediverse #CryptoApps #SecureMessaging #NostrCommunity #TechTips #AppSetup
#GemApps #MobileApps #DigitalPrivacy #SecureSocial #P2PApps #PersonalData
#NostrNetwork #SecureNetwork #NostrGuide #NostrNewbie #MobilePrivacy
#TechExploration #SelfHosted #TechCommunity #AppRecommendations #PrivacyTools
#DigitalSecurity #MobileSocial #OpenSourceApps #NostrTips #NostrSetup
#DataOwnership #PrivacyMatters #SecureCommunication #TechEnthusiast
#PrivacyFirst #MobileTech #NostrLife #NostrAndroid #PrivacyConscious
#SecureMessagingApps #TechAdvice #SocialNetworking #GemStack #NostrStack
#TechCurious #DigitalFreedom #DecentralizedSocialNetwork >
Does anyone know a Nostr client that supports bulk adding relays?
https://leminal.space/post/35930016
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Does anyone know a Nostr client that supports bulk adding relays?
https://leminal.space/post/35929946
Does anyone know a Nostr client that supports bulk adding relays? - Leminal Space
cross-posted from: https://leminal.space/post/35929945
[https://leminal.space/post/35929945] > Does anyone know a Nostr client that
supports bulk adding relays? > > Many clients let you export all relays as a
text file or zip, but there’s no import feature. This makes switching clients or
sharing relay lists tedious. > > Is there a way to bulk import relay lists
efficiently? If you’ve found a trick or client that does this, please share! > >
#Nostr #Decentralization #Relay #Crypto #CryptoCommunity #Web3 #OpenWeb #Privacy
#PeerToPeer #Federated #DecentralizedNetwork #PrivacyTools #DigitalFreedom
#NostrRelay #SocialMedia #Tech #Innovation #Blockchain #Distributed #Networking
#OpenSource #Software #TechCommunity #Coding #Programming #Developers #TechNews
#OpenTech #DigitalPrivacy #DataOwnership #InternetFreedom #SocialNetworking #P2P
#TechTrends #NostrClient #NostrApp #NostrNetwork #RelayManagement #TechSolutions
#DigitalRights #TechDiscussion #FOSS #FreeSoftware #Cryptography
#DigitalSecurity #OpenInternet #DecentralizedApps #PrivacyFirst #Web3Community
#TechSupport #TechTips #NetworkingTools #TechTalk #DigitalInnovation
History Leak of Chromium Browsers - Leminal Space
cross-posted from: https://leminal.space/post/35928968
[https://leminal.space/post/35928968] > A reminder for those using chromium
based browsers. Correct me if I’m wrong. > > Firefox can keep visited links
purple and does not allow any website to know whether a link is purple or has
been visited. > > If “Partition the Visited Link Database, including
‘self-links’” is enabled, > Chrome cannot keep visited links purple globally. >
> If “Partition the Visited Link Database, including ‘self-links’” is disabled,
> Chrome keeps visited links purple globally, but websites can sniff CSS and
determine which links you have visited. > > From this perspective firefox seems
like a better choice. > > #Gecko #Chromium #Firefox #Chrome #Brave #Vivaldi
#Edge #Opera #ArcBrowser #LibreWolf #UngoogledChromium #Waterfox #ZenBrowser
#Floorp #Thorium #PaleMoon #IridiumBrowser #TorBrowser #Bromite #PrivacyBrowser
#SecureBrowser #AntiTracking #TrackingProtection #Fingerprinting
#HistorySniffing #VisitedLinks #LinkHistory #BrowsingHistory #HistoryLeak
#CSSPrivacy #BrowserSecurity #WebSecurity #PrivacyTech #PrivacyEngineering
#WebStandards #OpenSource #FOSS #Infosec #Netsec #CyberPrivacy #DigitalRights
#OnlinePrivacy #DataPrivacy #DataProtection #OnlineSecurity #BrowserWars
#PrivacyTools #PrivacyMatters #AdTracking #TrackerBlocking #PrivacyFirst
#SurveillanceResistance #DigitalSafety #BrowserPrivacy #SecurityAwareness
#SecureBrowsing #Encryption #DigitalFreedom #PrivacyByDesign #Anonymity
#CyberSecurity #TechPrivacy #WebPrivacy #Privacy
History Leak of Chromium Browsers - Leminal Space
A reminder for those using chromium based browsers. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Firefox can keep visited links purple and does not allow any website to know
whether a link is purple or has been visited. If “Partition the Visited Link
Database, including ‘self-links’” is enabled, Chrome cannot keep visited links
purple globally. If “Partition the Visited Link Database, including
‘self-links’” is disabled, Chrome keeps visited links purple globally, but
websites can sniff CSS and determine which links you have visited. From this
perspective firefox seems like a better choice. #Gecko #Chromium #Firefox
#Chrome #Brave #Vivaldi #Edge #Opera #ArcBrowser #LibreWolf #UngoogledChromium
#Waterfox #ZenBrowser #Floorp #Thorium #PaleMoon #IridiumBrowser #TorBrowser
#Bromite #PrivacyBrowser #SecureBrowser #AntiTracking #TrackingProtection
#Fingerprinting #HistorySniffing #VisitedLinks #LinkHistory #BrowsingHistory
#HistoryLeak #CSSPrivacy #BrowserSecurity #WebSecurity #PrivacyTech
#PrivacyEngineering #WebStandards #OpenSource #FOSS #Infosec #Netsec
#CyberPrivacy #DigitalRights #OnlinePrivacy #DataPrivacy #DataProtection
#OnlineSecurity #BrowserWars #PrivacyTools #PrivacyMatters #AdTracking
#TrackerBlocking #PrivacyFirst #SurveillanceResistance #DigitalSafety
#BrowserPrivacy #SecurityAwareness #SecureBrowsing #Encryption #DigitalFreedom
#PrivacyByDesign #Anonymity #CyberSecurity #TechPrivacy #WebPrivacy #Privacy
