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It also has a #Cashu topic.
I actually love this
Interesting! I just integrated an #nsite gateway as the length of the nowhere links turned me off a bit but I love this trend. Wild times, good job 🌚🤗🏴☠️ View quoted note →
This is insane. I had no idea you could do that.
But you can. Go to https://hostednowhere.com, there you can create 8 types of websites stored entirely in the link itself. Not on any servers. Made by @5t34k
For 5 of the site types there is no communication needed and all the data needed to render the site is in the link.
It was clear there was amazing synergy with bitchat here. You could create a website offline with no connection and then send it through the mesh and people would be able to load it fully offline.
You could print out QR codes for events, or fundraisers, or blog posts. Scan them. Load the site. And share the link through bitchat all with no connection.
As a demo of this potential I forked bitchat android to add native support for rendering nowhere links.
You can see in the clip how it detects the link, and then lets you open the site all within the app.
The links doo look a bit unusual to say the leaee.
If you want the links to be even longer Nowhere is also launched as an nsite. You can load the same forum through the gittr.space gateway.
https://npub1n0whrxh8tp2t8j96s64fdy07t8f585gjf05zrtvas25z7vcykz6svnexaq.pages.gittr.space/
I did a test with some normie friends, I told them to turn on air plane mode than open my link, doesn’t work until they go online back so their browser could build it from url using cache – I suppose, Im not a dev.
Nowhere
Yes they would need to have the nowhere renderer saved locally. That is why it is a forked version of bitchat to include the files needed to render a nowhere site inside the app.
If you want to view a site offline you need to do it from within the Nowhere PWA.
There is a soft limit of 2000 chars at url length that is considered safe for posting in social media.