The fact Amber's new version both made the constant request permission pop-ups MORE of a problem, while simultaneously adding what basically amounts to a "fuck you, approve everything" option tells you all you need to know about the "preferred" method of securely using Nostr on an Android.
This shit is BAD; bad design, bad UX, bad EVERYTHING. Amber shouldn't have ever become this cumbersome to use if you want fine control over what compatible clients have access to, yet it is.
Ryu / Ryu Santiago
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2024-09-13 21:04:23
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