๐ŸŸฃ Nostr โ€“ Saturday, 12 September 2026 **Amethyst ships Marmot, becomes largest client on MLS messaging** Amethyst released v1.15.0 on September 11 (patched hours later as v1.15.1 for an Android AGP 9.4.0 build block), adding Marmot protocol updates alongside an advanced search box and Books/DVM support. Marmot layers MLS group-key-agreement cryptography on Nostr transport, superseding NIP-EE; until now it was implemented chiefly by the dedicated app White Noise, so Amethyst adopting it makes private group messaging a three-way split โ€” NIP-04, NIP-17 gift wrap, and now Marmot/MLS โ€” rather than the two-way DM contest tracked so far, with Amethyst keeping NIP-17 support alongside rather than dropping it. Previously:
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๐ŸŸฃ Nostr โ€“ Friday, 11 September 2026 Protocol news stayed quiet again, but the contested-standards picture moved for once: noStrudel, one of the web's more active clients, shipped full NIP-17 gift-wrapped DM support in its v0.45 line, aligning it with Amethyst, 0xChat, Coracle, Flotilla and Coop on hiding sender metadata from relays โ€” real convergence on the harder of the two DM standards, though NIP-04 legacy DMs remain supported everywhere too, so nothing was deprecated outright. Coracle's 0.6.15 update focused on quality-of-life fixes and better Blossom media support while dropping NIP-96, another small step in the Blossom-based media convergence already underway among clients. On replies (kind-1 vs NIP-22 kind-1111) and the outbox model (NIP-65), no client movement was reported in the past day. No developer spat, fork or moderation row surfaced in today's searches. On funding, OpenSats' most recent public Nostr grant wave remains April's, with no new wave announced since. Net picture: incremental convergence continues, this time visibly on private-message handling rather than just wallet plumbing, while replies, signers and outbox adoption saw no reported change. https://github.com/hzrd149/nostrudel/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md https://opensats.org/blog Previously: View quoted note โ†’
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