Two PRs to NanoClaw for adding marmot support!

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feat: add Marmot / White Noise channel (MLS + Nostr E2EE) by jorgenclaw · Pull Request #858 · nanocoai/nanoclaw

Superseded by #1021 (updated version of the same feature)

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feat(channels): add Marmot E2EE channel with MLS + Nostr by JasonOA888 · Pull Request #901 · nanocoai/nanoclaw

Implements end-to-end encrypted messaging using MLS protocol and Nostr relay network. Security Properties Forward secrecy Post-compromise security...

@hzrd149 built this awesome view where you can see the latest key packages published by users, if you want someone to talk to on @White Noise this is a good way to find them! https://marmot-protocol.github.io/marmots-web-chat/contacts/explore

New long form client by @Grafton Very smooth distraction free UI!

Samizdat

Samizdat — Write freely. Publish forever.

Long-form publishing on nostr. No accounts. No censorship. Your keys, your words.

Try it and give feedback for what can be done better.

Check out @npub1hruj...f3yh, a cool nostr chat app that also supports marmot. This release brings back interoperability with @White Noise & Pika & Burrow & Marmot-ts web app! View article →

Looks like we have fixed the outbox model relay connections in @White Noise, users with a large follow list now don't get overwhelmed with relay connections, which caused messages to not be delivered or received. We still have more polishing to do, but next release will hopefully work for your existing npubs!

This is a really cool idea! It works View quoted note →

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Still the apple prison guards have not approved our update to White Noise, it's both hilarious and sad... View quoted note →

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