Fevela.me has an updated UI that make easier to visual filter already read profiles/notes. It should also make more immediate and obvious that after reading the last note, you can also check the other notes in the timeframe clicking the counter, since it stays colored until you view them (e.g. @Gigi in the screenshot). Does that make sense?

The fact that a CSS grayscale filter does not work on emojis is a total nonsense.

This is a big issue with Nostr. Google taught us how revolutionary a good search engine can be, we need to find out a solution at least for a "good enough" decentralized solution. Often users need to search for events they remember and need to recall in a limited timeframe, less than 30 days, so perhaps a local relay with NIP-50 is sufficient. But how many would use it? Once again, we face the delicate issue of having clients with a local database, that maybe as bonus can expose a local relay for other apps. Or we can develop a Nostr search engine, invite passionate users to setup it and have something like

Invidious Instances

where end users can pick their daily instance checking availability, features, spam policy, etc. Finally, I don't remember if @Kagi was considering opening its search engine as a NIP-50 relay to paying customers. It would be a great additional tool. View quoted note →

I hate web previews, they are noisy, shout to attract attention, waste space and totally break the content structure. But sometimes is handy to take a look (with the bonus of routing through a proxy, avoiding that your IP is doxxed) without opening the URL, so in Fevela.me I reconsidered this feature in this way:

How to navigate safely on Nostr today, without drowning: I know, I'm loosing the celebration fun, but I also need to finish some work!

Fevela.me explained in two images:

They say: > To make servers and groups sustainable. As EVM blockchains (Ethereum etc.) added support for zero-knowledge proofs, smart contracts seem a good fit for secure payments for server capacity And then: > You can use whatever cryptocurrency you like, but we are not using ETH - we are using EVM blockchain because of the foundation it provides to build a programmable network-wide consensus, like no other public blockchain The two sentences do not seem to get along very well. In any case, I ignore the implementation's details, but could someone propose an equivalent solution based on Bitcoin? Or is the model totally flawed and therefore needs to be completely revised (see Nostr)? View quoted note →

Has anyone played with this?

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