Alby (Extension): Alby’s UI reigns supreme when it comes to permission management in web browsers. Whenever a web client (such as Iris or noStrudel) requests key access, a neat Alby popup appears, allowing you to control permissions based on custom rules (e.g., allowing signing operations while di...

There's more than Amber?

ditto https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ditto-extension

I only know of Amber. It's really good. Amber is winning. I heard primal has one but I don't use primal.

I use Amber on Android and nosx for firefox on the desktop. Never had a problem with those options.

I am using amber and it's pretty good, but their qr code scanner is hot garbage

I like what I made, a desktop signer called DENOS, though I haven't looked into / implemented that new version 3 for nip44 decrypt (dunno when i'd look into it) https://image.nostr.build/e0c1887a177425b2e5f6de37f2c36aa5200b1a6c4ad60116dd87a5dba4022231.jpg https://image.nostr.build/36fa533d3bb76bf708...

I thought about it. And in most cases its probably best if the signer just defaults to permitting everything, and perhaps notifies the user or pulls some handbrake if it detects weird behavior. Aintnobodygottimeformanualallowing. You can always end the session anyway

I like the Amber UI

Amber. But their is as well room to improve. Go away from technical knowledge UI. Built it for new people. It's enough to learn about identity, Bitcoin and self awarness.. don't make them need to understand signing different events in the first run.

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nostr:npub1claveqd4fwqj5rsssmg3f5sa97qc8sh8rq5x607em9s8hth3t54qyc539g is pretty intuitive but could definitely use some work in this area. Got a bit complicated with the nip 44 v3 permissions and I haven’t updated it since. If you come up with good ux let me know! https://image.nostr.build/0caecf...

igloo frostr