A “full” nostr client refers to one which is fully interoperable with other nostr apps — content created and relayed in one can be seen in another, as long as there’s a shared relay. My understanding of cornychat is that it incorporates some nostr features but functions adjacent to the nostr protocol, rather than implicitly dependent on it.

I could be wrong and would appreciate clarification if I’m missing anything. Cornychat is great, nonetheless, but I believe there’s information that doesn’t get sent as nostr events to relays. 

 I appreciate you explaining this. I hope that one day there’s 100 different chats, and chat apps and more. The more the merrier!
Hivechat, and Nests, and Corny are super cool things. 

 Absolutely agree 🤝 and I’m sure there will!

I’m excited to see things like a replacement for Slack and email, where a business/corporate environment could use an app entirely built on nostr and use a private relay that only accepts and displays notes to npubs that belong to the employees