Thread - Nostr Hypermedia

Arjen 4 months ago

I just set up a public #nodns resolver with an amazing testing tool made by @k0sh You can test it if you considered your DNS to 217.77.8.91 and go to http://npub1vlqqp7vev2p7fxkv37wdhvwqfuvewc2ewgfk7e9jvhzqf4x7hjjqch5hcr.nostr/ Make sure you add http:// in front as browsers don't recognize .nostr yet. (OR just type .net behind the domain instead 😏)

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Arjen 4 months ago

I found out some ISP's block all port 53 (dns) traffic, so the public resolver might not work if you're in a restrictive country. Also be aware of privacy implications when you do change your DNS to this server. It's always better to run the DNS server local ofcourse

Arjen 4 months ago

@primal I've noticed that on mobile any url that contains an npub becomes unclickable because of profile detection. It works fine on desktop though... #bug

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Sebastix _@sebastix.dev 4 months ago

This is annoying. Not only profile, but also other clients. They often render the whole event when there is e bech32 id in an URL 😑

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Sebastix _@sebastix.dev 4 months ago

*not only Primal

Laeserin laeserin@theforest.nostr1.com 4 months ago

Yup. Irritating as heck.

Niel Liesmons 4 months ago

Yup, proper parsing is underrated AF.

Seems to work, cool stuff! But subdomains don‘t work or do they?

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dig +short @217.77.8.91 npub190queyng2pmx0jfw5rkx4fjjl3u0zxz6nlyaja53p2n0ydupr6jsdnqt8q.nostr TXT

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@npub1jvxv...7yqz reminds me of #pkdns. View quoted note →

Arjen 4 months ago

Amazing!

Arjen 4 months ago

It should, havent' tested that yet. I'll look into it. If it doesn't work it's probably an issue on the DNS server. Have you tried it?

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i tried with a scheme like „www.mynpub.nostr“ and it doesn‘t resolve.

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Arjen 4 months ago

It'd be fine if links are rendered with /@person/ with person being clikcable, but then there should be an added button to follow the link.

Arjen 4 months ago

i'll look into it

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