yeah, but you don't even need an extension to connect to a bunker except running a bunker you can't access local network ports without having TLS certificates installed that will allow it to do so. lo...
> you don't even need an extension to connect to a bunker
Unless a client doesn't (properly) support NIP-46 but still supports NIP-07.
I think we've got too many ways to sign in to web clients right now; it's confusing to users and complicated for testers. I personally found that having a single NIP-07 extension with a single NIP-46 connection is great, while establishing a NIP-46 connection per each client is painful.
For those browsers that disallow non-TLS connections to localhost, NIP-42 auth-only relay works well. Or just a relay with a private URL (with a long random path).
Unless a client doesn't (properly) support NIP-46 but still supports NIP-07.
I think we've got too many ways to sign in to web clients right now; it's confusing to users and complicated for testers. I personally found that having a single NIP-07 extension with a single NIP-46 connection is great, while establishing a NIP-46 connection per each client is painful.
For those browsers that disallow non-TLS connections to localhost, NIP-42 auth-only relay works well. Or just a relay with a private URL (with a long random path).