🦫 Got a new Coracle release for you all on this fine autumn day. This is again mostly a maintenance release, with lots of performance improvements of all stripes due to moving a fair amount of code to welshman and refactoring it on its way. @welshman/app is now available for any aspiring nostr client developers out there, with lots of high-level utilities so that you can hit the ground running — although beware, no docs, tests, or stable versions yet. Other highlights include showing profile pictures in DMs, and removing WoT score display so it's purely visual. I've gotten a lot of feedback that the numbers are confusing and/or unhelpful. nostr:nprofile1qythwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnswf5k6ctv9ehx2ap0qyvhwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnndehhyapwwdhkx6tpdshsz9nhwden5te0v96hg6pwdehhxarjxyhxxmmd9uq32amnwvaz7tmjv4kxz7fwv3sk6atn9e5k7tcpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtcqyrmg86rsxhm66n6yuzuce77e2dlpv326jtxn3nhufje3md640a00yhrhac9 will probably consider this a win 😆 # 0.4.10 - [x] Show loading when sending note reply - [x] Support rendering zap responses - [x] Speed up web of trust calculation and search page - [x] Reduce extra encrypt/decrypt calls when updating lists - [x] Apply mute keywords to usernames as well as note content - [x] Large refactor to use @welshman/app utilities - [x] Add profile picture to DMs - [x] Add pubkey to profile name, fix wot info on mobile (zmjohnson) - [x] Render highlight comments - [x] Improve initial load and search performance - [x] Remove web of trust numbers
why does it post to 5 relays whereas I have 15+ relays configured
Because 15 is too many relays. But if you want, you can change the "Max relays per request" and it should post to more relays.
i think i am seeing my old follows on coracle? is this kind 3? when i click on someone on the feed i see the person, that i am not following him and yet he is still in my feed
Are they a parent to a reply by someone you do follow? The feeds do attempt to bring in context. Is the wot arc orange or white?
Quick question, I seem to get a bunch of random signing requests with my browser extension (Flamingo) when I use Coracle. They happen even when I'm idling. Is there a reason for this? It makes me a bit uneasy since no other web client does this for me.
There are a few possible reasons for this — coracle loads a fair amount of data in the background, like DMs, groups, relay selections, profiles, follow lists, etc of people you follow, which requires connecting to relays, which often implies signing an authentication event. You can turn this off in settings. Another thing that happens in the background is decrypting various messages, lists, or settings. That can create some chatty dialogs too if you don't accept all. Finally, I'm in the process of prototyping an interoperable "seen status" event kind which tracks when you last checked your notifications or various conversations. These will get created when you visit your notifications page or open a conversation. If this doesn't explain it, send over the signing request (in particular the event kind), I might be forgetting something.
hello hodlbod, i think it would be beneficial (on the web coracle) if we could close the note by clicking on the "sides" also (the 'note wrapper' panel perhaps), instead of moving mouse all the way to the top to click X or click outside of the note panel.... mini feedback